Modules not loading in Flex 4

Hi All,
I have migrated my application from Flex 3 to Flex 4. My application has 3 different modules. The modules are not loading when I run my application with Flex 4. Please help me in this respect.
Thanks in advance,
Nirmal Kumar Bhogadi

Hi Nirmal,
Right click on the project and go in Properties. On the left bar, go in the Flex Modules tab and check if your modules are present there.
If not, browse your modules from the project and add them one by one.
Regards
Monika

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