I can say yes, we experienced the same problem. We had already built
a large number of REST based Services to support of clients and then
when we got to the Flex Client we found that it could not support
them. Which led us to migrate what we needed to SOAP based services.
It was a pain, but I
On Wednesday 14 Feb 2007, Paul DeCoursey wrote:
a large number of REST based Services to support of clients and then
when we got to the Flex Client we found that it could not support
them.
Does REST not imply GET/POST ?
In any case, as has been pointed out, Flex 2 certainly does support other
Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Wednesday 14 Feb 2007, Paul DeCoursey wrote:
a large number of REST based Services to support of clients and then
when we got to the Flex Client we found that it could not support
them.
Does REST not imply GET/POST ?
In any case, as has been pointed out,
On Wednesday 14 Feb 2007, Paul J DeCoursey wrote:
Indeed, and since we had heavy use of DELETE and PUT we had to make the
determination of what was easier and more cost effective. We choose
SOAP because Flex has good SOAP support. We avoided implementing DELETE
and PUT because we don't have
Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Wednesday 14 Feb 2007, Paul J DeCoursey wrote:
Indeed, and since we had heavy use of DELETE and PUT we had to make the
determination of what was easier and more cost effective. We choose
SOAP because Flex has good SOAP support. We avoided implementing DELETE
and
Thank you very much for the wish list, http://adobe.com/go/wish. I've
already formulated the wish for full proxyless HTTP support. Thank you also
for the socket suggestion. I have been serious with Java since 1.1 but
fairly green with ActionScript. (I working on chapter 17 of the Training
from
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