You can access your top-level application anywhere in your code via Application.application. To call the method named "myMethod," you would use the statement Application.application.myMethod().
You can easily add event listeners on "sub-components" if you give the components id's. Taking your example of a button within another component you could define it like so... <!-- ExtendedPanel.mxml --> <mx:Panel xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml";> <mx:Button id="myButton" /> </mx:Panel> <!-- MyApp.mxml --> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml";> <ExtendedPanel id="ePanel"/> </mx:Application> and add an event listener within the the main application's script tag with the statement: ePanel.myButton.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,myClickHandler); You could also have your ExtendedPanel catch the button's click event and dispatch a custom event. Then you could do something like this: ePanel.addEventListener(MyCustomEvent.BUTTON_CLICK,myClickHandler); --- In [email protected], "Deniz Davutoglu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > I try to break apart my flex app and I get faced with one issue. > I create components for every part of app and load them as I need. But > it creates some problems. > > First off all within component I cant call functions that are in main > app mxml. > Secondly I cant create events for sub component (for ex buttons) of my > components. > I dont want to create every component by by using action script. I > want to use mxml. Did some one face this problem and create solution? > > Thanks > Deniz >
