I don't think there is "why" to use struts and flex together.
Flex by itself is the hole View and controler part. When using with Java,
through Flex Data Service or Remote Function Call, Java becomes responsible
for the Model layer, and nothing more. The other things are inside
ActionScript scope.

The biggest problem of Flex is to make sure everybody that will use your app
have the FlashPlayer 9.0 or higher.

Regards,

Felipe


Martin Gainty wrote:
> 
> Hi Frank-
> 
> right now the 2 environments are separate and distinct (to everyones 
> dismay..)
> I was looking into this myself and from what gather you'll need flex.war 
> (Flex Data Services) installed on tomcat
> any doc and working examples are few and far between as if the vendor
> wants 
> you to refactor your existing base using their IDEs/Web Servers
> 
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> I'd be curious about this one myself. I've read some good things about
> Flex, 
> but I'd like to see what comes of it as far as popularity. The fact that 
> flash is what it renders holds me back a bit, but it's got some really
> nice 
> features for doing ajax, but even better, it has a built in push
> technology 
> (I've seen this referred to as comet on some sites) on the server, so you 
> don't have to make standard ajax calls. Really cool stuff...
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> Has anyone had any experience getting Adobe's Flex product to work with 
> struts?
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