WebOrb is pretty sweet. I did run into some problems where our backend data
wasn't setup very well and I couldn't assign table relations in WebOrb.
Workaround was using views and stored procedures.
I'm currently playing around with WSO2's Web Service Application Server
(http://wso2.com). It
We have just switched from FlexSQL web service ($19.00) to WebOrb. FlexSQL
works well but I think we threw too many users at it and it was having trouble
wrapping our 4000 returned rows for OLAP cube in the xml format it uses. WebOrb
is fast and efficient, and handles many users. We are
Have a look at WebORB
(http://www.themidnightcoders.com/products/weborb-for-net/overview.html)
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Ramkumar nrk...@... wrote:
Hi All,
We have the application on .Net and we have to replace the asp pages with
flex UI.
I am little bit exposure only to flex(I am
is
immediately bound to the Crystal report?
Thanks.
Regards,
Angelo
From: Sam Lai samuel@...
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, 8 June, 2009 8:49:36
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex and .NET
2009/6/8 Angelo Anolin angelo_anolin
, 9 June, 2009 21:31:56
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and .NET
I don't understand why you would send the entire data set back to your .NET
backend via the web service.
The backend has already generated the data to be sent and the backend is what
generates the report via Crystal Reports. I
?
Thanks.
Regards,
Angelo
From: Sam Lai samuel@... mailto:samuel.lai%40gmail.com
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com mailto:flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, 8 June, 2009 8:49:36
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex and .NET
If you want to build simple XML-based services with your server code it really
doesn't
make much difference to Flex. You can even use SOAP web services and Flex has
a way to
interact with them although I wouldn't suggest starting off using SOAP unless
mandated
but that is a different issue.
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and .net webservices
Might want to try making employeeID a Number instead of an int. If
that doesn't work use this:
http://www.darronschall.com/weblog/archives/000247.cfm
http://www.darronschall.com/weblog/archives/000247.cfm
HTH
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Thanks Ben,
I tried that. It still does not work ..:-(. I got rid of everything which
could cause errors
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Hi Robin,
I have good news :), both of these issues
: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and .net webservices
Thanks Ben,
I tried that. It still does not work ..:-(. I got rid of everything
which
could cause errors. …
Here's the code. I reckon this is as basic as it gets …
public function onMyResult(event:ResultEvent):void
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Thanks Ben,
I tried that. It still does not work ..:-(. I got rid of everything
which
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Here's the code. I reckon this is as basic as it gets …
public function onMyResult
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Thanks Ben,
I tried that. It still does not work ..:-(. I got rid of everything
which
could cause errors. …
Here's the code. I reckon this is as basic as it gets …
public function onMyResult
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and .net webservices
Thanks Ben,
I tried that. It still does not work ..:-(. I got rid of everything
which could cause errors. ...
Here's the code. I reckon this is as basic as it gets ...
public function onMyResult(event:ResultEvent):void
Hi Robin,
I have good news :), both of these issues should go away by setting a
single attribute on your WebService object. Try setting
makeObjectsBindable = false. This will cause Flex to deserialize your
ws responses into regular Object and Array instances instead of
ObjectProxy and
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Sent: Tuesday, 12 December 2006 2:02 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and .net webservices
Hi Robin,
I have good news :), both of these issues should go away by setting a
single attribute on your WebService object. Try setting
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Behalf Of ben.clinkinbeard
Sent: Tuesday, 12 December 2006 2:02 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and .net webservices
Hi Robin,
I have good news :), both
December 2006 3:32 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Re: Flex and .net webservices
Thanks Ben,
I tried that. It still does not work ..:-(. I got rid of everything
which could cause errors. ...
Here's the code. I reckon this is as basic as it gets ...
public
Hi Jack. At this point the easiest way to integrate Flex with .Net is
to use WebORB. Here's the link:
http://www.themidnightcoders.com/weborb/dotnetweborb.htm
Hope that helps,
~harris
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Hi!
I'd like to know if someone is
Hi Jack,
Just to be fair to Adobe, you can integrate Flex2 and .Net natively
with Flex's built-in WebService and HTTPService functionality. For
some this is sufficient; depending on the need. However, I do agree
that, for high-end applications that rely on performance, WebORB is
a good
So If you want to use Flex2 with .NET and remoting today, you can't
use RemoteObject out of the box, you will have to maually create
NetConnection instance and connect/call remote method.
This is not quite true with our product - WebORB. We fully support the
RPC subsystem of FDS on .NET, so
What software is needed in order to use flash remoting? Just plain
flash or is there some flash dev package? Are the terms for deploying
simple or does one have to license per server etc?
I've seen a couple of pages that ref ruby on rails too for the web
services end of things. Not sure how
Actually flash remoting is part of Flex, when you use RemoteObject, you are using remoting.The thing is that currently (in F2B3), there are only server-side remoting gateway for Coldfusion (which support AMF3 - which also means, if you use RemoteObject in F2B3, your backend must be Coldfusion
Thanks Jeremy, I'd not seen the flex dev derby page. There are some
pretty interesting apps there, a good exposure.
Do you (or anyone) have any perspective on how flex compares with
.net, re getting work done? .net in total includes in theory all
layers including the webservice etc that one might
I agree completely with the assessment that Jeremy made concerning
Flex's database suitability. Before Flex, I developed web
applications primarily with ASP.NET. In my opinion, Flex is a much
better choice for UI development. True, .Net includes all layers,
but the main drawback is that
Tim, that's great feedback, and also very much what I was hoping to
hear. Winforms over the web with data via remoting etc has been
closest to what I have been wanting migrate to, whenever that time for
the learning materializes for me. Flex seemed a worthy alternative but
pricing seemed to put it
one more note (to Tim's post) : aside from Web Service, you can also use flash remoting with .NET as the means of data transmission.we use both products from Macromedia (flash remoting for .NET) and Fluorine (open source flash remoting for .NET) all the time, just have to manually tweak
That was mentioned in a presentation about flex on the macromeda site
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Hi everyone,
Nice to meet you all. First post on this mailing list and I'm glad
that there's a mailing list about this fantastic new technology which
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