ERROR 3500

[ThijsRoumen]

Dear developers,

I am trying to get my Kinect to run with the air ANE, I get this error when I compile the demo projects:

ArgumentError: Error #3500: The extension context does not have a method with the name applicationStartup.

I have been building some native extensions myself as well, it seems from this error that there is something fundamentally missing in the .ane right? Is there some bad reference or a related problem? Or did I forget to install additional things to get this to run?

Cheers and Merry Xmas! (sorry Im in Denmark, there has been a christmas atmosphere since early November here haha)

[wouterverweirder]

Sounds like a driver issue. Make sure you've installed the 32-bit drivers
if you're using OpenNI...

On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 5:02 PM, Thijs Roumen notifications@github.comwrote:

Dear developers,

I am trying to get my Kinect to run with the air ANE, I get this error
when I compile the demo projects:

ArgumentError: Error #3500: The extension context does not have a method
with the name applicationStartup.

I have been building some native extensions myself as well, it seems from
this error that there is something fundamentally missing in the .ane right?
Is there some bad reference or a related problem? Or did I forget to
install additional things to get this to run?

Cheers and Merry Xmas! (sorry Im in Denmark, there has been a christmas
atmosphere since early November here haha)

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[ThijsRoumen]

I tried the drivers extensively, and the Kinect does work properly when I open it in processing (Im running on an Mac OSX system). One thing that struck me later is that part of the error also includes something like this: at com.as3nui.nativeExtensions.air.kinect.bridge::ExtensionContextBridge/applicationStartup()[/Users/wouter/Documents/experiments/as3nui/airkinect-2-core/as3/src/com/as3nui/nativeExtensions/air/kinect/bridge/ExtensionContextBridge.as:125]

Could it be that it somehow tries to refer to a file on your computer, rather than mine? (My name is not wouter ;) )

[wouterverweirder]

It's not looking for a file on my computer, it's just referring to that location in the error because the ANE was compiled on my computer.

An error on that level is a driver issue. Note that AIR is 32-bit, and you need to install the 32-bit openni drivers (not the 64-bit version).

[ThijsRoumen]

But how can it be a driver issue if the drivers are working completely fine when I run it from processing? Do I need to do something special to make the drivers work effectively with AIR?

[ThijsRoumen]

And where can I check exactly which version of openni I have? In the folder of openni are both 32 and 64 bit files. Except for the OSx subfolder, there are no mentions of 32 or 64 bit versions.

[flaboratorium]

Any news on this? I ran exactly into the same problem. im using the mssdk with an original microsoft kinect for pcs...