As Fotis said, I suggest you keep it simple to start. Your first choice will
be what to use to make Flex communicate with Java. Fotis suggested BlazeDS,
I personally use GraniteDS. May be you can look at their documentation and
see what you can do with it and what suits better your needs.
Then
Hello all,
I have been coding with Flex for a few years using PHP as my back end. I am
looking to learn Java, and I have a few questions. I understand the Java
language from all the other programming languages that I know. If I want to
interface Flex with Java, should I lean Spring or what?
That depends on your estimated traffic + various other staff...
Spring, hibernate and so on are powerful but have a steep learning curve
plus they add complexity (and possibly bugs..).
Start simple, have a servlet based backend combined with blazeds.
If on the other hand you are planning /
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