Lets say you have a webroot like this.

webroot/
index.mxml
popups/mypopups/ (this is a folder)

If you want to use a custom component in the popups/mypopups/ folder
you would do something like this.

<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.macromedia.com/2005/mxml"; 
xmlns:mp="popups.*"
currentState="stackStart"> 

This is in your mxml file with the application tag.

Lets say you want to "include" it in your app. You would use something
like this

<mp:filename />

So if I had the file popupFoo.mxml and it was in your popups/mypopups/
folder you would use this

<mp:popupFoo />

HTH

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> I guess, if your application were a class, but if you're using MXML,
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