I guess, if your application were a class, but if you're using MXML, it is not!Java only requires a main() method. Flex requires extending , which seems to be causing the problem.Scott
On 1/17/06, Martin Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Java, not so sure, but seems likely to work there.
Fl
> Java, not so sure, but seems likely to work there.
Flex 2 itself is an example of this :)
martin.
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Yeah, our plan was to develop a series of mini-apps that could be used interchangeably througout different applications as needed. Sort of a dashboard deployment. I'd be a little let down if Flex didn't support this function, which I believe is quite simple in the .NET environment. Java, not so
very good question, something i was wondering about last night.
To be honest i dont know the best course of action, you could of course
just load the swf if you dont need to integrate it at the code level
..well, of course being flash you can still load a swf and call methods
etc, but i mean in
Thanks Martin,
For some reason, when i first tried that, I also had to include a
folder reference to the other project. Now, I've found that I'm
killing eclipse when I try to include another application. Is this
forbidden, in Flex? As in, I'm trying to include in my
application, where is another
right, well i was only referring to as3 files, but i built a simple test
following the same technique and using mxml files and it works fine.
I had this setup
Project : Test (The 'library project')
Image.mxml
com/test/Image2.mxml
both mxml files are just simple image tags
Pro
ah, hello..
like i said, i could only get it to work using the classpath settings,
not the project reference panel.
but i dont think i actually did it with mxml components, i think i just
used for pure code classes.
let me check and get back to you...
thanks,
Martin
Scott Langeberg wrote:
Has anyone been able to use code from one project inside of another? I
haven't been able to get Martin's suggestion of setting the Classpath
to work.
Thanks,
Scott
On 12/4/05, Martin Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you can use the xmlns attribute either in the application tag (A) to
> define
you can use the xmlns attribute either in the application tag (A) to
define a namespace thats available throughout the mxml file, or you can
use it just within the tag for the login dialog itself (B)
If you refer to it by code then you can just use its fully qualified
name. (C)
A: xmlns:myName
component which is not in the root folder?
Hi there,
I have an MXML Component in a sub folder of the Flex (2.0
Alpha) root.
\MainApp.mxml
\dialogs\LoginDialog.mxml
The class Flex generates will be dialogs.LoginDialog.mxml
In MainApp.mxml I want to use a state to add this
Hi there,
I have an MXML Component in a sub folder of the Flex (2.0
Alpha) root.
\MainApp.mxml
\dialogs\LoginDialog.mxml
The class Flex generates will be dialogs.LoginDialog.mxml
In MainApp.mxml I want to use a state to add this dialog
dynamically. If LoginDialog.mxml wou
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