Hi Rama,
Check this out:
http://fluorine.thesilentgroup.com/fluorine/index.html
(you may want to see Using Flash Remoting section)
Iuliu
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Hi Rama,
Check this out:
http://fluorine.thesilentgroup.com/fluorine/index.html
(you may want to see Using Flash Remoting section)
Iuliu
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Hi all,
Can anyone teach a way to connect the flex application to an access
Hi Rama,
Getting SQL Server or Access data into Flexisn't that difficult. However, it's not that easy either. There are currently several different technologies that you can use to get .NET data into Flex. They include: Web Services, HTTPService, Flash Remoting, WebOrb and Fluorine. In
I recommend HTTPService. Web
services are unnecessarily complicated if you have control of both client and
server. To use HTTPService, just create an aspx application with the
content-type =text/xml. Then use the .net data access
objects to talk to the database, and return XML to the
Yeah, you're right Tracy. The HTTPService route may be better in
this case. Thanks for the input.
Tim
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I recommend HTTPService. Web services are unnecessarily
complicated if
you have control of both client and
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