The easiest thing would be to expose a web service written in .NET can invoke
with Flex UI. Make sure you rely on the primitive types or design your protocol
(objects encoded it in xml and pass as string to webservice). It's simple but
will not be very efficient.
The other approach you can
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You have to use .net webservices as backend and in front end Flex will be
used.
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You have to use .net webservices as backend and in front end Flex will be used.
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Yah david. but not able to figure out exact code and also from the .Net
project we dont know where to place the flex files and communication part
where to written. if possible please help me.
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I was searching for the
I'm sorry,
after a little research i managed to convince client to let me do it
with PHP.
I had no idea on .Net and we were in a hurry.
sorry i can't be of help.
Ramkumar wrote:
Yah david. but not able to figure out exact code and also from the
.Net project we dont know where to place the
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2009 14:05:41 +0200
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex with .Net
I'm sorry,
after a little research i managed to convince client to let me do it
with PHP.
I had no idea on .Net and we were in a hurry.
sorry i can't be of help
Hi,
Have a look to the example
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/code_generator.html
If you use Remoting above example will help you.
Else you can use the normal HttpService to interact with webserver(which
will return XML).
Its all depend on your server architecture.
I personally
I was searching for the same short ago, so i can tell you that the adobe
flex page has plenty of examples, videos and articles on how to connect
Flex with .Net.
At least it has enough to start with.
Did you google it or checked adobe flex website?
Ramkumar wrote:
Hi All,
We have the
07, 2009 11:35 PM
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex and .NET
Considering the time required for serialization/deserialization, using
something like webORB would improve parsing time, as it uses a binary
format which can be parsed more easily than a text format
:49:36
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2009/6/8 Angelo Anolin angelo_anolin@ yahoo.com:
I feel that this is probably not the BEST way of doing this. I tried
initially to pass an XML delimmited string, but .NET seems to read XML
differently( ?) from Flex.
I'd say XML would be a good
on the underlying data. Quite straightforward. Is
this possible?
Thanks.
Regards,
Angelo
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2009/6/8 Angelo Anolin angelo_ano...@yahoo.com:
I feel that this is probably not the BEST way of doing this. I tried
initially to pass an XML delimmited string, but .NET seems to read XML
differently(?) from Flex.
I'd say XML would be a good way of doing it. What kind of errors are
you
: [flexcoders] Flex and .NET
2009/6/8 Angelo Anolin angelo_anolin@ yahoo.com:
I feel that this is probably not the BEST way of doing this. I tried
initially to pass an XML delimmited string, but .NET seems to read XML
differently( ?) from Flex.
I'd say XML would be a good way of doing it. What kind
and the dataset is
immediately bound to the Crystal report?
Thanks.
Regards,
Angelo
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Sent: Monday, 8 June, 2009 8:49:36
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Flex and .NET
2009/6/8 Angelo Anolin angelo_anolin
RemoteObjects: The articles at
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/flex_net.html are good.
WebServices: The Dev guide explains the flex side. On the dot net side
simply create an ASP.NET Webservice project.
HTPPServices: Again, see the Dev guide should explain everything. You might
need to port
I think you might be interpreting the "showy shopping cart" as you call it as really a client side app that manages data mostly on the client side; and maintains integrity through publish subscribe.If I were you, and anybody out there, I think it's rather obvious that most of us will run into
well, Flex 2 is surely suitable for database oriented or data-centric application, you can check out the Flex Derby pages here:
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Showcase:Flex_Developer_Derby
lot of applications are data-heavy and co-op with backend technology closely, this is never an
Nice app! That's pretty cool you can create a
shared whiteboard chat with just a java socket.
http://www.osflash.org/red5
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We dont have any support for those
security features built-in right now.
Matt
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I m new to Flex, could you elaborate more on what you mean by "right steps".Igor Costa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, following the right steps to write your mxml code will generatefor any version2005/7/27, priya_uvce [EMAIL PROTECTED]: We are using Flex 1.5, which will be accessing.NET
Well, following the right steps to write your mxml code will generate
for any version
2005/7/27, priya_uvce [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We are using Flex 1.5, which will be accessing.NET assemblies through
Flash Remoting.
The macromedia site says that Flex 2.0 will do away with Flash Remoting
for
You could use web services! Works like a bomb. If using cairngorm, a rewrite
to Remote Objects when Flex 2.0 ships is a matter of changing Services.mxml.
If you want remoting but don't want to wait for 2.0, you could use FlashORB
Remoting .NET 1.5 in the mean time (or forever, possibly)
That is awesome indeed.
cairgorm is very helpful, and we are using parts of the websiervices
thing.. i guess i want to make life *dead simple* from an integration
perspective. Too much laziness on our part i think.
Thanks again Robert!
:)
pushkar
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own admin. Am I missing something?
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You could use web services! Works like a bomb. If using cairngorm, a rewrite
to Remote Objects when Flex 2.0 ships
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