Re: [flexcoders] Convert AJAX to Flex?

[John C. Bland II]

Hopefully 100% of the server-side is reuseable (not going against Tom...just a hope). If the Ajax site/app is done right then you will only have to change your view (front-end). In this case, build the UI with Flex and connect it to your backend...done! It SHOULDN'T be a big issue but it seriously depends on your backend.
Here's a thought (keep in mind I know nothing about ThinkCAP):Use ExternalInterface in Flex to talk to ThinkCAP. This way your backend has NOTHING to do with your front-end. ThinkCAP would play as a "proxy" of sorts by allowing data retrieval, etc via _javascript_ calls.
Just a thought...On 6/12/06, Tom Chiverton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Friday 09 June 2006 18:37, Carson Hager wrote:> We know quite a bit about ThinkCAP as well as Flex. Unfortunately, this
> is going to be a manual process. There really is no good way to go fromHopefully 90% of the server-side code can be reused though, I guess ?--Tom Chiverton****************************************************
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