Importing flex compiled swf into a flash file

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I've built a form in Flex.

  • When I run the flex project, I get a html file with some js, css and swf files (NOT A SINGLE FILE), swz files.
  • When I run the main swf file alone, many things are working perfectly except at places where it needs to send a HTTPService request.
  • When I use the html file, all works fine.

Now I want to do the following.

  • Import this form made in flex into a flash site (actionscript 3)
  • This form has various ViewStacks, where the user will be travelling through these. I want to reload the form back to its initial stage when the user wants to fill the fields again.
  • Can there be any request sent to the Flash Site from this FORM, regarding the form submission success ?
  • Can I compile the Flex Project to one single swf file, so that I can use this swf file without any Browser?
  • Can I convert the webpage application Flex Project to an Adobe AIR application ?

Details: I used flash builder 4... and flex 3 coding as in

<mx:Application/>

mx namespace is "http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" and no "s", or "fx" namespaces defined.

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I'm sorry I can't answer all your questions, but I can answer:

Import this form made in flex into a flash site (actionscript 3)

I don't see why not, although I never did that myself; typically it's the other way around as Flex swf are really more applications than regular flash swf typically are.

Can I compile the Flex Project to one single swf file, so that I can use this swf file without any Browser?

Yes you can:

  • With Flash Builder, go to Project->Properties->Flex Build Path, and change Framework Linkage to Merge Into Code
  • When invoking the mxmlc compiler directly, use the option -static-link-runtime-shared-libraries=true

Can I convert the webpage application Flex Project to an Adobe AIR application ?

Yes you can by right-clicking your project in the Package Explorer window, and under Add/Change Project Type, you get make your project an Air application.