Mike Krotscheck wrote: > > This is possible two different ways: > 1- With the livecycle server, which will compile your mxml on the fly > and then send the resulting swf to your application. This costs a lot > of money. > 2- By using some kind of object encoding (coreLib.JSON might be able > to do this), converting the string to a UIComponentDescriptor, and > then adding it to a management class using > createComponentFromDescriptor(). Note that in this case you're not > actually passing MXML > > I highly reccomend you avoid the latter- dynamically sending object > descriptors of _any_ type is just asking for someone to inject their > own descriptors and thus backdoor your application.
ok, I understand your reasons, but what would you recommend in case I wanted to be able to insert dynamically generated mxml code into my application (at runtime)? thanks again ricardo <http://www.resource.com/> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
