No, i'm using only one class. I guess it's importing automatically the
Webservice on the same package but an explicit import should override that.
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 10:05 PM, Sam Lai samuel@gmail.com wrote:
Assuming you're using both xxx.Webservice and zzz.Webservice in the
same class, you need to use the full name to refer to those classes in
your code, otherwise Flex won't be able to work out what you're
referring to.
So instead of:
var w1:Webservice;
var w2:Webservice;
use:
var w1:xxx.Webservice;
var w2:zzz.Webservice;
(this should work; haven't actually had this occur in my code yet.)
On 4/27/09, Everson Alves jho...@eversonalves.com.br wrote:
Hello, I have this scenario:
class zzz.Webservice;
class xxx.Webservice;
class xxx.WebserviceAccess;
I'm trying to use zzz.Webservice and can't; I imported it but flex
compiler
says it's ambiguos, when it shouldn't because I explicitly which one I
want
to use;
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