The Apache/IIS module is a Flex compiler that compiles the MXML just before serving. Similar to JSP, ASP, PHP..... and so on. It is not MXML at runtime.
nathanpdaniel wrote: > http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex_Module_for_Apache_and_IIS > > Not implying I know anything by any means - but from reading what you > wrote - it sounds the same... but I really don't know :D > > --- In [email protected], Austin Kottke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> There is an intriguing article in the flex cookbook on the adobe >> > site about > >> reading in MXML at runtime and using the XML object to create >> > components > >> at runtime. While >> I don't totally get how this works as there are no code samples, >> > but > >> very vague actually, but it states: >> >> "Let's consider, for a moment, how Adobe might have chosen to >> > leverage > >> reuse within the Flex2 programming model. >> >> "Assuming the Adobe engineers did not want to have to recreate the >> > wheel > >> in terms of how to make Flex2 able to load normal non-GUI XML I >> > would > >> surmise they chose to simply reuse whatever code they wrote that >> > was > >> able to read MXML into a way to read XML. >> >> "As we know, MXML resembles XML rather closely. Heck, MXML is XML ! >> Yipee, now I can easily read MXML because it is essentially a form >> > of XML. > >> "We also know Flex2 knows how to read MXML at runtime because the >> compiler knows how to convert MXML into GUI Objects. >> >> "But what if we could trick Flex2 into dynamically loading MXML at >> runtime ?" >> >> >> So my question, has anyone ever done this and how did they do it? >> > I'm > >> not talking about using the >> modules package to load in precompiled swfs. But loading in mxml >> > and > >> having it run after being loaded. >> >> Best, Austin >> >> > > > >
