I have an application built on Flex 2. I am writing a new application (module based) in Flex 3. Will these be able to co-exist? Can I invoke Flex 3 module from Flex 2 application?
Anyone have tried this before?
Thanks in advance.
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I have an application built on Flex 2. I am writing a new application (module based) in Flex 3. Will these be able to co-exist? Can I invoke Flex 3 module from Flex 2 application?
Anyone have tried this before?
Thanks in advance.
Alex Harui from Adobe SDK Team answered the question on FlexCoders Yahoo Group.
Alex – “All modules and the SWFs that load them must be using the same version of the SDK.”
I had a follow-up question – “Are there any other options to make applications built using different versions of Flex SDK work together? Can Mosaic or any other product/technology help?”
Alex “He replied “Mosaic or any other Marshall Plan topology allows for mixing versions, but not with any code prior to 3.2. Why do you need to create a new module in Flex 3?”