A folder structure (or a package structure) is quite different from a design pattern. It almost sounds as if you're coming from a more traditional, web scripting type background than, say, a Java or C++ background. What might serve you well is to read up a little on some Object Oriented principles. Depending on what you read, those materials should suggest application organization schemes, code reuse methods and a ton of other nifty things. Above all, keep in mind that Flex is an asynchronous, object-oriented platform, so things like code execution order and code reuse strategies don't necessarily transfer from something like ColdFusion or ASP or PHP.
Additionally, stopping by an AFFUG meeting is a great way to pick up tips and ask about concepts and whatnot. The pizza is usually tasty as well. Good luck, Jason On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 10:21 PM, Sarah Davidson <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi.... this is the first time I've tried this and I'm just beginning with > Flex. Please excuse what may seem like silly questions :) > For most things I have been trying to do, I have been able to find > solutions online or in my books, but the one thing that I can't find any > good and consistent information on is organizing everything. All the > examples work with just one file. So far there are two things that I'm > trying to figure out (since my project has lots of files): > > - A folder structure (design pattern?). I want to be tidy. > - A place to put all my WebServices so I don't have to copy different > pieces to every single component. Is there a way to do some kind of include > that references a file that lists all my services? > > Thank you! > >
