flex - Significance of : xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" -
I want to know a bit more about 'xmlns: mx = "http://www.adobe.com/2006/ Am MXML " Normally the name space works as a pointers in place of the component, but I have always directed resources within the local directory structure. When used with 'xmln: mx =' http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml '', is the new connection set up with Adobe Servers or is it just a conference? If a real connection is set then the application should not be compiled without internet connection but in fact we can run our application without compilation and internet connection !!
Kindly thank you in advance.
Ashyn
Ashyn
This is just an identifier with the use of the flex-config.xml file (you can call it your $ SDK_HOME / frameworks folder) indicates in the Mxml-manifest.xml file that contains definitions of classes that you can use by "importing" specific namespaces.
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