We're using Spring and some-random-tool providing our webservices from a SQL Server 2005 Database.
There's not a whole lot on the Flex side for you to configure assuming your back-end will WebSErvice 1.1 compliant. If you're lucky, the new import WSDL tools in Flex Builder 3 will help generate the client side Flex proxies. If you're unlucky, and the import wsdl doesn't support your schema (look at the bug database), then you'll end up coding a lot of the binding from the wire into your application. And if you're building a big application, you'll probably end up creating client-side VOs and bind them to the XML off the wire, etc. and then up trying to do some of your own code generation. Then there's some decisions you'll have to make about authentication on the server-side. In our application, we're authenticating and and storing session information on the http side of things, and then if you're authenticated, you can get at your webservices.. But all in all, once you learn WebServices -- apart from Flex, Flex makes it pretty easy to call them. --- In [email protected], "hydcool02" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > HI all, > > I am working on a application which uses spring as the backend..We are > exploring to use XFire as webservices and Oracle as the database. > Does anyone has documentation for configuring Flex,Xfire and Spring.... > I have browsed online but could not get sufficient info..If anyone has > it please post it.. > > Thanks, >
