the property you´re trying to autowire is private, only public members
can be autowired.
hope that helps :)
cheers,
Roland
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this is also your problem:
private var otherClass:OtherClass = new OtherClass();
You shouldn't instantiate a wired class like this, either you define
it in the XML configuration or declare the component in your MXML.
Did you thoroughly read the documetnation at
http://www.springactionscript.org/docs/reference/html/springactionscript.html
?
I suggest you work through that, as the questions you've been asking
are pretty well covered there.
If you have any more questions afterwards I suggest you move your
questions to the springactionscript forum:
http://forum.springframework.org/forumdisplay.php?f=60
This list is actually aimed at people who are developing the spring
actionscript library itself, not at users of the library. The forum is
always the best place for questions like the ones you have.
good luck.
Roland
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