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Projects
- Blogged: Real Time Trader Desktop for Android Updated http://bit.ly/dklYUR
- Blogged: Employee Directory for "AIR for Android" Updated - http://bit.ly/944cXJ
- Multi-User Google Map Collaboration on Android and other Platforms http://bit.ly/atVQwC #Android #AdobeAIR #Flex
- Blogged: "Multi-User Video Tic-Tac-Toe for Android" (and the browser) with source code http://bit.ly/a3waIt #Android #AdobeAIR
- RT @riacowboy: Just blogged a new tutorial and videos: Building Client / Cloud Apps with Flash Builder for Force.com http://bt.io/FhWc
Categories
Category Archives: LCDS
Model Driven Development with Flex 4 and LCDS 3 Screencast
I recently presented a new “Model Driven Development with Flex 4″ session at a few conferences and Flash Camps, so I figured I would record a screencast of the demo app for people who did not attend. If you saw a previous version of this demo, this screencast is still worth watching because I’m using [...]
Also posted in Flex, Flex4, MDD 21 Comments
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 [...]
Also posted in BlazeDS, Flex, Java 53 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 [...]
Also posted in BlazeDS, Flex, Java, Spring 19 Comments
Externalizing Service Configuration using BlazeDS and LCDS
A typical source of confusion when developers start working with RemoteObject or other BlazeDS/LCDS related classes is where and most importantly *when* the configuration of your services is being read. The question often arises after an application stops working when you move it to another server. This is one of the most frequently asked questions [...]
Also posted in Air, BlazeDS, Flex 32 Comments
Sample application using the Swiz Framework and BlazeDS
There have been a lot of discussions around Flex Frameworks lately. Tony Hillerson has an interesting series here: 1 2 3 4 5 6 A relative newcomer on the list is Swiz, the work of Chris Scott. I figured I would give it a try, and create a Swiz version of the inSync application that [...]
Also posted in Air, BlazeDS, Flex, Java 13 Comments
My MAX LCDS/BlazeDS Sessions Materials Available
Many of you have asked me for the materials I used in my LCDS/BlazeDS hands-on sessions at MAX. Here are the links: Lab instructions PDF (Powering Flex Applications with BlazeDS and Data Services) Lab files (including final solutions) If you didn’t have a chance to attend, you should be able to use this as a [...]
Also posted in Air, BlazeDS, Flex, MAX 11 Comments
Google Maps Collaboration Using Google’s New ActionScript API, Flex, and BlazeDS
Google recently released the Google Maps API for Flash. I took the opportunity to create a Google version of the MapRooms sample application I posted recently. MapRooms works like Chat Rooms. You can create a room, or join an existing one. In addition to chatting, MapRooms allows you to collaborate on a map: the application [...]
Also posted in BlazeDS, Collaboration, Flex 71 Comments
InSync: Automatic Offline Data Synchronization in AIR using LCDS 2.6
LCDS 2.6 allows you to build AIR applications with automatic offline data synchronization. This feature leverages the SQLite relational database system embedded in the AIR runtime, but the advantage is that the data synchronization process is entirely automatic: you don’t have to write SQL statements or synchronization logic to keep your local database in sync [...]
Using the Flash Builder 4 Data Centric Features with Parsley (and other frameworks)