> I have a swf that takes 2 parameters: a and b.
> To open it in a browser:
> my.swf?a=1&b=text
> 
> How can I embed this swf only once and reuse it in the flex app with 
> different parameters in different places?
> I mean that I would like to show it in one place
> my.swf?a=1&b=text1
> And then in another place
> my.swf?a=2&b=text2

You can't.  Embed is a compile-time action that involves reaching into
the SWF and brutally mashing its symbols into your application, and if
you embed the entire SWF, trying to pretend that it can be treated as a
simple MovieClip, which is generally only true for very simple SWFs.  If
there is any nontrivial code in there, you're already asking for
trouble, because SWFs don't keep track of dependencies between symbols,
and there is no guarantee that post-Embed the original SWF would have
any definitions in the same order.

It sounds to me like you need to be loading your SWF at runtime, and not
embedding it.

Or, change the code of your embedded SWF to provide an API, and export a
SWC instead of a SWF.

-Roger

Roger Gonzalez
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