The way you have it now, I think you need to use:
xmlns:components="src.Styles.components.*"
<fx:Style source="src.Styles/MyStyles.css"/>
<fx:Script source="src.Styles/MyStyleConstants.as"/>
If I were you, instead of linking 'MyLinkedFolder' in the source path, I'd use
'MyLinkedFolder/src'.
On Aug 14, 2013, at 7:38 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> I have a workspace with two projects. I wish one project to use some styles
> and components from the other project. I'm using FlashBuilder 4.6 with 4.5.1
> SDK.
>
> To do this I followed these instructions for sharing resources:
>
> http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flashbuilder/using/WSe4e4b720da9dedb5-120529f3137a1e031d6-7ffe.html#WSe4e4b720da9dedb5-120529f3137a1e031d6-7fed
>
> To summarize, I did:
>
> Add an external resource folder to the source path:
> 1. Select the project in the Package Explorer.
> 2. Select Project > Properties > Flex Build Path
> 3. On the build path properties page, select the Source Path tab.
> 4. Click the Add Folder button.
> 5. Enter or and browse to the folder’s path, and click OK.
> The folder is added to the source path.
>
> I can see the linked resource (e.g. folder is MyLinkedFolder) in
> FlashBuilder's package explorer, which shows:
>
> MyProjectName
> [source path] MyLinkedFolder
> src
> Styles
> MyStyleConstants.as
> MyStyles.css
> src
> (default package)
> Main.mxml
>
> Inside Main.mxml, I wish to access the files `MyStyleConstants.as` and
> `MyStyles.css`. I have the following code, which gives errors in both cases
> saying it can't find the files:
>
> <s:Application
> xmlns:components="MyLinkedFolder.src.com.mydomain.components.*" ....>
> <fx:Style source="MyLinkedFolder/src/Styles/MyStyles.css"/>
> <fx:Script source="MyLinkedFolder/src/Styles/MyStyleConstants.as"/>
> ....
> </s:Application>
>
> Also, I wish to use the components located in MyLinkedFolder as shown above
> using `xmlns:components`, which also gives error saying it can't find the
> file.
>
> Any idea how to connect the shared resource to the current project? Thanks in
> advance for any comments.
