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    Unhappy Newbie Receiving Compile Errors: Links to the Flash code is provided

    Gang,

    I am trying to work with a Flash based Music Player. It is an Open Source player: XSPF player. Anyhow, I have been able to get the original player to work. However, another programmer has added some new features to the player which I would like to try out. He has not modified the FLA code, but, rather, he has added some new actionscripts.

    Here is a link to the zipped code that was modified. Just go to the very bottom of the page and you will a downloadable link.

    http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index...63&atid=711473

    Here is a link to the original player. You will need this to obtain the original .fla player code.

    http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...roup_id=128363


    Anyhow, I have all the files in a local directory on my computer, including the recommended Flash Javascript Gateway files that are recommended. Go here to the gateway file:

    http://weblogs.macromedia.com/flashjavascript

    However, when I go to Publish and preview the file, I receive the following compile error:

    The class or interface 'com.macromedia.javascript.JavaScriptProxy' could not be loaded.


    Am I compiling correctly? Do I need to import all the new .as files into Flash prior to compiling? It looks like the gateway file is the conflict. By the way, I am testing this in the CS3 version. Do I need to use and older version of Flash?

    I am just confuesed on how I can get the xspf_player .fla file to associate to the new .as files.

    Thanks everyone.

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    Check whether there is a class JavaScriptProxy in a folder configuration like this:
    com.macromedia.javascript. You need to import those classes first, where they are used.
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