I was asked to find a way for separating our localization resources out of the application swf, so that different locales can be loaded at runtime.
Pretty quickly I found the "Using resource modules" help subject, which explains how to create, compile and load resource modules,  which are SWF files, separated from your application SWF, that contain resources bundles for a single locale.
While trying to set up a demo application (didn't found one) using the instructions in the help files, I bumped into several issues which I will explain here in hopes that it will save you the time, and added the sample app as well.

In part 1 we discussed Jmeter configuration.

In this part, we'll go over EC2 configuration

We’ll be using Amazon’s cloud computing service (aka EC2/S3).

I’ll be assuming you already have an account with Amazon. If you don’t, create one, and save the cert-XXX.pem and pk-XXX.pem key files.

Hello!

Today, we are going to discuss introspection and private namespaces in AS3/Flex!

The motivation to use private namespaces in the context of introspection is to be able to expose API implemented in your class in a way that is not public (everyone can use it), protected (only inheriting classes can use it) or private (only the class can use it).

Consider this: You are implementing a framework, and one of the classes (ClassA) is used both by the framework users (external) and within the framework (internal). That means that all the functionality in ClassA that is intended for external use must be public. Unfortunately, so does the functionality intended for internal use.