Dynamic plugins are now loaded twice. On the first load, they’re placed into a separate application domain in order to validate versioning. On the second load (which should pull the plugin from the cache, negating any additional network request), they’re placed into a child of the current application domain, so that class types are merged. Note that this means that a plugin will be initialized twice. For this reason, it’s recommended that any initialization logic be placed in the overridden PluginInfo.initializePlugin method, which is only invoked on the second load.
(from http://forums.adobe.com/thread/798166)

This is the kind of information that should be in big ass bold letters in the developer docs.

From Season 2 of Fringe.

No longer available on Hulu, but dig it up on DVD or Amazon.

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/marketplace/index.cfm?userid=&&marketplaceid=3&event=marketplace.offering&offeringid=20681

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<actionScriptProperties mainApplicationPath="com/foo/bar/Main.as" version="3">
...
<applications>
<application path="com/foo/bar/Main.as"/>
</applications>
...
</actionScriptProperties>

Here is a screenshot of the palette not working: