J2EE integration with Flex is fine and is fairly popular - Flex being the complete front end and J2EE being the backend, akin to a webservice. You can choose to integrate via amf3 binary protocol or xml way. If you check the websites of graniteds, blazeds or any of the framework sites you may get some examples. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve via jsp integration with flex. They are competing technologies to render UI. JSP follows server centric model and Flex a client centric model. If you have asked this as a newbie to Flex please read a little more about Flex before jumping into it. Flex is more like Swing for the browser.
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