A Flex app can use SWFLoader to load another Flex app. Applications-in-applications have some sharing issues so an app has to be designed to be loaded by another app, but is certainly doable. It is analogous to Iframe in HTML.
Using libraries will work too, and then more stuff is shared. You just have to make sure you are sharing the right things and not making copies that have to be synced up. HTH, -Alex On 8/10/16, 9:26 AM, "CodeGirl" <[email protected]> wrote: >I have a flex project. For this question we will call it checkbook >I have a second flex project. Lets say its called office. > >I want to be able to use checkbook in my office app. But I also want to >use >the checkbook on its own as well. > >I was able to accomplish this by adding my checkbooks src folder in the >Source Path under Flex Build Path in the Properties of the office >project. >But I also noticed that when I make changes to checkbook that they are not >reflected in office until I refresh the source of the checkbook in the >office project. > >So I thought I would try to do something like what we do with jar files. >But I discovered that you can not add SWF files. You have to add SWC >files. >But this is only generated via a Flex Library Project. Except my Project >is >a Flex Project. So I created a Flex Library project called >CheckbookLibrary >and then added the src folder from my checkbook project. Except I got >compile errors for the ValueObjects and Services in the Library project. > > >Surely there is a better way. I know this is probably really easy but its >so easy I am not seeing it. Would Someone please show me the door to this >solution? > > > >-- >View this message in context: >http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/Using-external-Projects-tp1 >3252.html >Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
