Thanks Mike, I just learn how to use the custom singleton which is exactly what I needed.
My application is very complicated and I will have to create few "waiters" to serve all the information since the different component are accessing the same information. keep up the great work... --- In [email protected], Mike Chambers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Well, I am not sure what your code is doing, but the example I posted > does work. > > Have you declared the variable in the main application class? > > You have to declare the variable from the main application class. You > can then set / change / access it from anywhere. > > If you cant declare it from the application class, then look at using a > custom singleton (check the comments on my post). > > mike chambers > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > elad_nyc wrote: > > > > > > It didn't worked... > > > > I have debuged the application and I can't see the variable anywhere. > > > > The global variable is declared inside of a component and than I need > > to attach it from the main application. > > > > So when I try to pick up the global variable I get an error message: > > "public var foo:String = com.view.example.Globalfoo;" > > > > Thanks for the help >
