Hi guys,
I've got an app which consist of a "container" which loads one "module", which 
particular module to be loaded depends on the user, etc...
Until now, the modules were compiled against all their common dependencies 
(about 15 swc + the framework itself), generating a big swf even using 
link-report given the container doesn't do much more than loading a module.
To optimize it, I  had the idea to create RSLs from those dependencies and link 
them as external in the modules and as RSL in the container and the same with 
the framework dependencies.
It works pretty well in the IDE making my modules more than x4 smaller but as 
soon as I generate an .exe, it doesn't work anymore, I can see the .exe is 
loaded into memory but nothing is displayed, that makes me think the RSLs are 
not loaded.
Are there some limitation using RSLs with AIR ?If yes, what is the best way to 
achieve the same ?
Thanks,
Fred                                      

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