Sorry for the off-topic
I have been playing with flex, and one thing that is missing from my
brain is how I can connect it to a database. I presume most of the
data connection stuff is done via XML and JSP? is this correct? We
cant use our CFC's?
Are there any examples out there? I have been
You can access data from Flex via calls to ColdFusion CFCs as either
HTTPService calls, WebService(SOAP) calls, or RemoteObject calls.
RemoteObject calls are the fastest and most efficient. Brandon Purcell
and Tom Link have written blog entries on this, as has RichInternet.blog.
Macromedia
I have been playing with flex, and one thing that is missing from my
brain is how I can connect it to a database. I presume most of the
data connection stuff is done via XML and JSP? is this correct? We
cant use our CFC's?
Are there any examples out there? I have been working through the
the 3 course last week and learned A
LOT! Also there is a useful mailing list called Flexcoders over at
Yahoo Groups.
Good luck :)
-Cliff
Subject: OT: Connecting Flex with Databases
From: Mark Drew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 08:29:39 +0100
Thread:
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On 4/29/05, Matt Woodward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
You can absolutely use CFCs, either as web services or as remote objects.
You could use CFCs by HTTPService too, although you probably wouldn't
want to, by passing a querystring such as
?method=methodnameparam1=value1param2=value2. The return
Yup, Remote Object is essentially Flash Remoting and is much more
efficient than web services or HTTP Service...
On 4/29/05, Steven Erat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/29/05, Matt Woodward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
You can absolutely use CFCs, either as web services or as remote objects.
You
RemoteObject is used to directly call a compiled Java class that sits
on
the same server as Flex. It's very powerful because you're not using
web
services as at, it's actually a binary protocol called AMF and it's
supposedly a good deal faster than web service calls as well. However
it
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