Excellent answer. I was lax on specifying packages for my classes. Once
I did that, I used an import statement for the data class and I was good
to go. Thanks so much.
import CommLogging.ContextMessageTransferData;
var theDataObj:ContextMessageTransferData =
LoggingLibrary_mc.LogClass.createContextMessageTransferData();
RXkos Attila wrote:
Is ContextMessageTransferData.as on your classpath?
Attila
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