How connect .mxml with .as?

[fluen]

Hi all!,

Im trying to get my .mxml file to compile with my .as files.

The thing is that I have moved the .as files and mxml files to different folders - Model(contains .as), View(contains .mxml) and Control(contains .as).
When I debug the .mxml get a launch error.

How do I get the .mxml to run with the .as files? I have tried this code with no luck!

xmlns:control="Control.*"
xmlns:model="Model.*"
xmlns:view="View.*"
                    
                        <Model:Appointment/>
                        <Model:Link/>
                        <Model:Note/>
                        <Model:Person/>
                        <Model:Research/>
                        
                        <View:PIM/>

                        <Control:AppointmentController/>
                        <Control:PIMController/>
                        
                        <Model:DataManager/>

Thank you in advance!

[manish_raj]

In the Flex
MXML language, the <mx:Script> tag lets you specify a source attribute that identifies
an external ActionScript file to be loaded at that point in the application. For example, the
following tag will load an external ActionScript file named Box.as:

<mx:Script source=“Box.as” />

[fluen]

I have now tried to implement the code like this. But I still get the launch error. Can you tell me what to do in order to fix the problem?
Thank you.

<mx:Script>

        <![CDATA[
        <mx:Script source=“Control.AppointmentController.as” />
         <mx:Script source=“Model.DataManager.as” />
          <mx:Script source=“Model.Information.Appointment.as” />
           <mx:Script source=“Model.Information.Link.as” />
            <mx:Script source=“Model.Information.Note” />
             <mx:Script source=“Model.Information.Person.as” />
              <mx:Script source=“Model.Information.Research.as” />
        
            import Control.PIMController;
            import Control.AppointmentController;
            import Model.Information.Research;
            import Model.Information.Person;
            import Model.Information.Note;
            import Model.Information.Link;
            import Model.Information.Appointment;
            import Model.DataManager;

[box86rowh]

dont nest the script tags, and the paths in the source attribute are file paths, not package paths,

<mx:Script source="/Control/AppointmentController.as" />
         <mx:Script source="/Model/DataManager.as" />
          <mx:Script source="/Model/Information/Appointment.as" />
//and so on..
           <mx:Script source="Model.Information.Link.as" />
            <mx:Script source="Model.Information.Note" />
             <mx:Script source="Model.Information.Person.as" />
              <mx:Script source="Model.Information.Research.as" />
<mx:Script>

        <![CDATA[
            import Control.PIMController;
            import Control.AppointmentController;
            import Model.Information.Research;
            import Model.Information.Person;
            import Model.Information.Note;
            import Model.Information.Link;
            import Model.Information.Appointment;
            import Model.DataManager;

[fluen]

Now I have made the suggested changes. However, I am not entirely sure that this is what you ment. Forgive my ignorence. I still get the same launch error, so I would deeply appreciate some help

<mx:Script 
    source="/Control/AppointsmentController.as" 
    source="/Control/PIMController.as" 
    source="/Model/DataManager.as"
    source="/Model/Information/Appointment.as" 
    source="Model/Information/Link.as" 
    source="/Model/Information/Note.as" 
    source="/Model/Information/Person.as" 
    source="/Model/Information/Research.as"
 />
    
</mx:Script>

<mx:Script 
        
 <![CDATA[
            import Control.PIMController;
            import Control.AppointmentController;
            import Model.Information.Research;
            import Model.Information.Person;
            import Model.Information.Note;
            import Model.Information.Link;
            import Model.Information.Appointment;
            import Model.DataManager;

[fluen]

Also tried this:

<mx:Script source="/Control/AppointmentController.as" />
        <mx:Script source="/Control/PIMController.as" />
         <mx:Script source="/Model/DataManager.as" />
          <mx:Script source="/Model/Information/Appointment.as" />
           <mx:Script source="Model/Information/Link.as" />
            <mx:Script source="/Model/Information/Note.as" />
             <mx:Script source="/Model/Information/Person.as" />
              <mx:Script source="/Model/Information/Research.as" />
    
        
 <mx:Script>
 
 
        
 <![CDATA[
            import Control.PIMController;
            import Control.AppointmentController;
            import Model.Information.Research;
            import Model.Information.Person;
            import Model.Information.Note;
            import Model.Information.Link;
            import Model.Information.Appointment;
            import Model.DataManager;

[fluen]

I have also tried this with no luck. Any help shall be appreciated

<mx:Script source="import/Control/AppointmentController.as" />
        <mx:Script source="import/Control/PIMController.as" />
         <mx:Script source="import/Model/DataManager.as" />
          <mx:Script source="import/Model/Information/Appointment.as" />
           <mx:Script source="import/Model/Information/Link.as" />
            <mx:Script source="import/Model/Information/Note.as" />
             <mx:Script source="import/Model/Information/Person.as" />
              <mx:Script source="import/Model/Information/Research.as" />
    
        
 <mx:Script>
 
 
        
 <![CDATA[
            import Control.PIMController;
            import Control.AppointmentController;
            import Model.Information.Research;
            import Model.Information.Person;
            import Model.Information.Note;
            import Model.Information.Link;
            import Model.Information.Appointment;
            import Model.DataManager;

[Peter Cowling]

The first question here is: what is in the as files?

But I would skip that conversation, and just read this. Note in section 4, where it talks about 'package'.

Okay, so that's the reverse of what you ask about, but I expect it'll provide the answer you want i.e. take a look through, make any changes to your as code, and then take a look at what you had at the start - where you where instantiating namespace defined components.

[fluen]

Thank you for your answers!
I sovled the problem by importing in all my files.

In the mxml file

import Model.DataManager;
import Control.AppointmentController;
import Control.PIMController;

In the control as file

import View.PIM;
import Model.DataManager;

And so forth...