The framework we now use in flex was different than the one we used with
Flash on one crucial point. With the Flash version every class (or
actually module, a set of classes) was loaded in at runtime and had its
own swf, wich contained only one line of code:

package.ClassName;

When u needed a class, the swf was loaded in and as soon as it finished
loading the class would be available.

The problem with flex is that u also use mxml classes, wich is something
the Flash Compiler cannot compile. U might want to investigate this
approach using the flex compiler and create swf's of all classes. It
wouldn't be to hard to write a piece of software that loops recursively
through a given directory compiling classes. A problem here might be
classes referencing another class, resulting in an swf with more than
just one class.

Hope this helps your thinking..

Greetz Erik


-----Original Message-----
From: Dirk Eismann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: woensdag 6 april 2005 12:06
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Re: createChild dynamically via DB arguments..


sorry, should read

in general: the compiler includes a class into the resulting SWF if
there's at least *one* reference to it.

instead of

> in general: the compiler includes all classes into the resulting SWF 
> if there's at least *one* reference to it.
> There's no class loader as in Java.

Dirk.



 
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