What class needs to be imported when you use loadVars?

Does anyone know what class you need to import to get this
working?
var my_lv:LoadVars = new LoadVars();
my_lv.onData = function(src:String) {
if (src == undefined) {
trace("Error loading content.");
return;
content_ta.text = src;
my_lv.load("content.txt", my_lv, "GET");

Thanks, i noticed it.
But now i wrote a class for it, but why can't i run a
function after the text is loaded?
It seems it never run's the function doSomething.
Am i doing Something wrong?

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