It should work without upgrading, but it's always better to have the latest and greatest. The demo version of this application uses jQuery 1.4.2, but ColdFusion Builder only ships with 1.3.2. While creating your new project, make sure to add the AIRAliases, and AIRIntrospector files, as well as the jQuery library. If you'd rather import a project, you can download the full source for this article.
As always, your first step is to create a new AIR project, or import an existing AIR project. This article will show you the code needed to download a specific file from a remote URL and save it to the local file system. AIR gives you the power to do this, with just a few lines of code. If you're developing an AIR application using HTML and JavaScript, you may eventually have the need to download a file from a remote web server to the user's local machine. File downloading with Adobe AIR using HTML and jQuery
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