I've created an air app in Adobe Flash Builder 4.6 with air 3.5 for publishing on Android and iOS. My application.xml file starts off like this:
<id>com.one.two.three</id>
<filename>foobar</filename>
<name>FOO BAR</name>
<versionNumber>1.0.0</versionNumber>
When I exported the release build, and installed the App on an android device, the icon appeared in the applications folder with the name "FOO BAR".
However, when I installed the app on an iPhone, the icon appeared on the homescreen with the name "foobar".
The desired name for both devices is FOO BAR. What element is setting this incorrectly for iOS? I imagine it's the <filename> value, but I would really rather not have spaces in my filename.
Looking forward to an answer, I've checked other resources like: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/articles/packaging-air-apps-ios.html, but it doesn't get very descriptive with what element does what.
Thank you very much for your time, Rob
Take this with a grain of salt, but like it says in your xml :
<!-- The name that is displayed in the AIR application installer.
May have multiple values for each language. See samples or xsd schema file. Optional. -->
<name></name>
Like it says there, This value is only for your AIR installer. The node you are looking for is the <filename> node.
<!-- Used as the filename for the application. Required. -->
Considering iOS will install directly from the store, you will never have the need to specify a name for the installer when it comes to iOS. I think the <name> node is for desktop apps or .apks where you actually see the installer.
How about naming them both FOOBAR? :)