Why does this...
package org.mycomp.iaclean.vo {
public class LoginVO implements org.nevis.cairngorm.ValueObject {
public var uid : String;
public var password : String;
}
}
Return an "Interface ValueObject was not found" error, but if I "import"
first like this...
package org.mycomp.iaclean.vo {
import org.nevis.cairngorm.ValueObject;
public class LoginVO implements ValueObject {
public var uid : String;
public var password : String;
}
}
It works fine?
Maybe I'm just used to Java, but shouldn't you be able to specify the
classpath after "implements" without using "import" or is it a requirement
in AS 3 that you first "import" packages prior to referencing them?
I'm usually in the habit of using just the classpath unless I have to
specify it more than once, then I import it. I also specify the full path
in case there's ever two class names that are the same and I need to
differentiate. I guess I just need to know where and when I can use the
path, and in what cases I must "import" first.
Thanks,
Darren
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