Hi Ahmed,

Flex can't directly connect to databases (Oracle,MSSQL,Access,Excel
sheets,etc,etc). 

In Flex you have 3 ways to access data: Webservices, HTTP services and
RemoteObjects.

This 3 ways are the only available to retrieve/insert/update/delete data.

If you want to connect to Access database, one way is to use HTTP
services and point them to some scripting technology (PHP,ASP???)

When the first data connection kit was available to flash (before data
components were available) there was a sample application with ASP
pages that allowed those operations. 

To be honest, why connect Flex to a mdb database? 
I mean, a 15K license to create an application with a mdb database ...
it's simply odd...  

João Fernandes

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> Dear Sir,
> 
> I would like to ask about Flex and Databases.
> 
> Recently, I tried so hardly to create Flex and Database 
> Project, I used a XML Database, with a MXML file, posting and 
> reading from it, and also Flash ActionScript ".AS" file. But 
> I always have problems in compiling the ".Java" file. 
> 
> I tried also to connect the MXML file to a  Microsoft Access 
> Database ".MDB" file instead of "XML" , but I couldn't. 
> 
> I wish you can help me in creating a project contains MXML 
> and MDB with "AS" or "ASP" or whatever Script File you prefer.
> 
> The attached Excel Sheet File is the sheet we are using now 
> to enter our data, mentioning that this sheet is shared for 
> many members , so they can all enter data at the same time. I 
> am trying hardly to move this Excel Sheet and develop it to 
> be a Microsoft Access Database ".MDB" , and enter the data in 
> it using a form in a "MXML" page. 
> 
> Please, if you can help me in anyway , I will be so grateful 
> to you.
> 
> 
> Best regards,


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