Add Textinput Comonent to Text Area as a Text - apache-flex

Please Anyone Suggest Me..
I have an problem that i want to add textinput or Any Component to TextArea Component...
Thanks,

The Flex TextArea component is not a container, so it is unusual to try to add children to it. You probably can do so, but you will have to re-write the TextArea's layout code and positioning to add your new component. You'll find this code in the TextAreaSkin.

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