>Where's the best place to grab the code until we're set up with SVN on >Apache?
You can get the code from our current SVN repository: http://code.google.com/p/pivot/ >In Flex you define an application (mx:Application) and can then define >modules (mx:Module). Modules are like applications in that they get built >in to a SWF, but cannot be loaded directly by Flash Player, only via a >special ModuleLoader component running in an application (or another module >running in an application, etc). The idea is that modules help to reduce >the perceived loading times of Flex applications by allowing chunks of the >application to download on demand or in the background. I'm familiar with this feature (I worked with Flex for several years as a consultant). Pivot supports something similar. You can partition your application into multiple WTKX files and load them as needed. You can even dynamically generate the WTKX, if desired - it just needs to be available on your classpath. So, you could create a servlet that outputs WTKX, if you wanted. But I wonder if you might be able to accomplish what you are trying to do simply by taking advantage of the class loader architecture. The default class loader may already do what you need, and, in the worst case, you could write your own. G
