Hi Indra, If your working with Flex builder, right click your project->properties->Flex Modules and add the path you your module mxml file. Once completed your module will be compiled to a .swf file when built.
The project I am working on has build the app as a set of modules, each module is loaded by a core framework (ModuleShell). I modeled the puremvc multicore modularity demo application, making changes to load modules instead adding UIComponents to a container. Check it out and you should be able to use it as a base to extend/modify for your needs http://trac.puremvc.org/Demo_AS3_MultiCore_Flex_Modularity. Even if you don't use the puremvc framework you can still use the code as an example impl. HTH, Greg On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 9:54 PM, Indra Prastha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Guys, > > Just wondering , whats the best way to build an application that's > modular based? > Wanted to create one application with a menu on top, each menu item > loads another flex app below it inside a container. > Flex documentation says that, each sub-application should be compiled > into SWF and loaded at run time under the module loader component, so > what i did was to create a new mxml component based on <mx:module> , but > it was never compiled when running the main application (so my first > question is how do you compile those mxml components into swf (using > flex builder 2)?). > Or is there any other way to do it ? please advise > > Thanks! > - Indra > > >
