I'm planning a rather large application that has several sub-modules
that I thought should be loaded individually as separate swf's to
decrease load time and memory requirements since the sub-modules would
never need to be loaded at the same time.

I'm having trouble finding any articles on how to access the swf from
the swfloader once it's loaded.

I found one blog from Peter Ent:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/pent/archives/2004/12/accessing_swfs.cfm

but the sample files are not there any more, and it's from 2004 so I'm
not sure if it would work with Flex 2 either...

I'm trying to access the content of the loaded swf throught the
swfloader's content property, but it's not finding the objects within
the swf because it hasn't been loaded yet, and so the outer mxml will
not compile without errors.

Does anyone have any sample code that does this, or have a suggestion
as to whether this is a good design idea or not - I'm afraid of
loading a Flex app with hundreds of screens and having it take forever
to load.

Thanks!

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