A few weeks ago, Sys-Con held the first “Real World Flex Seminar” in New York City.
Yakov Fain, editor at the Java Developer’s Journal, Java Champion, and Flex enthusiast presented an interesting session on Flex and Java. The video of Yakov’s session is now available here. Enjoy!
Christophe, I was wondering if you have created new chart explorer for Flex 2? I am trying to convert your original drag and drop chart in Flex 2, but having issues with the data in the List and creating new the LineSeries.
I found this but it doesnt seem to work. http://weblogs.macromedia.com/flex_samples/charts_explorer/explorer.html
Thanks, Jason
Hello Christophe… I have seen the DataServicesBasics.pdf at the Ted Patrick’s blog… and i’m so much curious about the Flex Java Chat application. Can you post the source files for that sample? I’m a teacher and I’ll be glad to show this to my students. This great work from a specialist like you.
Thank in advance =)
Gustavo
Hi Christophe,
the link below has a lot of good examples in flex 2 charts but none of them work
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/flex_samples/charts_explorer/explorer.html
could you suggest a similar working site of flex 2 examples
regards
I have just purchased the book Rich Internet Applications with Flex and Java by Sys-Con and it included a DVD of the Real World Flex Seminar that you spoke at including your session. One thing I was very curious about is how in your presentation you typed some lines of code instantly.
Thanks ;)
Thanks a lot …
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I have just purchased the book Rich Internet Applications with Flex and Java by Sys-Con and it included a DVD of the Real World Flex Seminar that you spoke at including your session. One thing I was very curious about is how in your presentation you typed some lines of code instantly.
Thanks a lot …
I have just purchased the book Rich Internet Applications with Flex and Java by Sys-Con and it included a DVD of the Real World Flex Seminar that you spoke at including your session. One thing I was very curious about is how in your presentation you typed some lines of code instantly.