So does AMF; it's just transferring binary data instead of ASCII data.
The reason you need a server side piece is to translate that binary data
into something usable by the application server.
I will admit, I responded to your e-mail without reading the original
question; though. So, if I
Yes I know. I guess I got the impression from the origional post he was
trying to directly communicate from java. I also thought rest and SOAP went
over http?
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 11:02 PM, Jeffry Houser wrote:
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I don't think your post is completely accurate. Flex can connect to
any backend including Java using SOAP Webservices or REST Webservices
which do not require BlazeDS or anything similar.
Wesley Acheson wrote:
I think you may be a bit confused. Flex won't talk directly to a Java
server
I think you may be a bit confused. Flex won't talk directly to a Java
server application without something like BlazeDS in the backend (or by
making http requests). Its a different model to Struts which generates your
view directly, and handles the response from it automatically. Session
handlin
I am struggling to get the Best Architecture. Can anyone suggest me some
direction .
Its a very simple Web App , which needs some data grid and filters on the page
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Front End Flex
This has to be used : EJB 3.0 , JPA
Back End - Oracle .
Having just worked with Struts and Beehive technolog
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