How to connect the  flex and css file on the server..

when i work on my system, i just give source="abc.css" in style tag but when i upload its not working...can someone help me?

A common practice is to place the CSS files under <src><assets><styles>  directory in your project.
Then, in your MXML file  you  use them :<mx:Style source="/assets/styles/common.css"/> 
When ready to publish to online server, you do as "Export release build" from your project menu.
This will generate all you need files in the "bin-release"  directory in your project environment.
You should upload all this content ( from the bin-release directory)  to your server.

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