Depends on what said application is supposed to do, but I'm developing
an RIA right now that edits other Flash files via .NET. I have the main
editing app load in the other .swf it's going to edit, saves the
changes to the database. The other app is meant to be deployed alone,
and it reads in what it needs from the same database. Works great.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning Organization Effectiveness - Technology Solutions
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Subject: [Flashcoders] multiple swfs within a swf
I am designing an application in flash. Let's say I have 2 main
areas/functions within the application.
1) searching existing application 'documents' 2) creating new
application 'documents'.
Should I create two independent SWFs for each main area/function and
load them into on 'Main' container SWF? Is this 'best practice' and
are there other approaches? I have never really dealt with multiple
SWFs within another SWF? What are the advantages/disadvantages of
dealing with multiple SWFs within another SWF. Thanks!
Steve
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