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Monthly Archives: November 2006
Building database-driven Flex applications without writing (Client- or server-side) code
One question that developers often ask when they see Flex for the first time is: “how do I write a database application?”
The answer to this question is typically: You use an HTTPService, WebService, or RemoteObject to connect to a server-side component that provides an API to manipulate your data. This approach provides infinite possibilities, but [...]
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Presenting Flex at the New England Java Users Group tomorrow