Hey Scott, A module cannot be loaded by itself. It HAS to be loaded by an application at some point. So having a module-only project doesn't make a ton of sense, because you can compile it, but you're not able to debug it or run it all by itself.
Flex Builder has options when adding a module to a project for "Optimize for application" or "Do not optimize". Choose do not optimize if you want your module swf to be able to run everywhere. So here's what I do. 1. Create a mxml application with a simple mx:ModuleLoader in it. 2. Add the Module to the project using Properties > Flex Modules > Add... 3. If you're wanting this module to be loaded in more than one application, choose "Do not optimize" 4. Write the Module as you normally would 5. Now you can compile, debug, etc... I'm well aware you probably already know this. But the big reason for not having a module-only project is the fact that the module HAS to be loaded somewhere to run. Hope this helps, Nate On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 1:36 PM, sdelapdmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm try to create a project that only contains a module. It should not > be a swc. It should not > contain an application. How would I do this in FlexBuilder. It seems to not > have the concept > of a module project. > > >
