Monthly Archives: May 2009

Building the Server-Side of the “Tour de Flex” Real-Time Dashboard

Greg Wilson and Damien Mandrioli are also blogging about the new Tour de Flex real time dashboard today. Greg is the inspiration behind everything “Tour de Flex”, including the idea of the dashboard. He has the story behind the genesis of this project on his blog. Damien (from IBM/ILOG) did a fantastic job at building [...]
Posted in BlazeDS, Flex, Java, LCDS | 54 Comments

“Model Driven Development with Flash Builder 4 and LCDS 3” at Flex 360 Indianapolis

I’ll be presenting two sessions at Flex 360 Indianapolis next week. In the “Flex / BlazeDS Integration Project” session (Monday), I’ll provide a brief introduction of the Spring framework and the “Dependency Injection” pattern, followed by a deep dive into the brand new “Spring / BlazeDS integration project”. My second session (on Wednesday) is “Model Driven [...]
Posted in Flex | 14 Comments

New Update to the Spring BlazeDS Integration Test Drive

I made some additional changes to the Spring BlazeDS Integration (RC1) Test Drive: The Test Drive now includes an annotation-based configuration sample (the Company Manager sample). Spring annotations such as @Service, @RemotingDestination, @Autowired, @RemotingInclude, and @RemotingExclude make it really easy to configure your beans and make them available through Remoting. As an example, here is the [...]
Posted in BlazeDS, Flex, Java, Spring | 27 Comments

Speaking at the New England Java User Group on Thursday (May 14th)

Posted in BlazeDS, Flex, Java, Spring | 7 Comments

New Test Drive for Spring BlazeDS Integration RC1

UPDATE: An updated version of this Test Drive is available here SpringSource just released the RC1 build for the Spring / BlazeDS integration project. The key new feature in RC1 is the integration of the BlazeDS Message Service. I updated my Spring BlazeDS Integration Test Drive to showcase the messaging integration. In addition to Remoting and Security samples, [...]
Posted in BlazeDS, Flex, Java, LCDS, Spring | 19 Comments