Forta on Getting Started with Flex and CF
Ben has posted some great articles on his blog today. If you are interested in seeing how to use Flex Builder 2 / Flex Enterprise Services tied into a ColdFusion backend - he's posted two entries to help out.
The first is "Getting Started With ColdFusion and Flex Enterprise Services"
The second is "ColdFusion Sample Flex2 Application"
Both are great examples of how remoting works with Flex.
Adobe has also announced and Sho Kuwamoto has confirmed in his blog entry - that they will be offering the Flex SDK and Flex Enterprise Services for free. Yes - you read it right - FREE! The Flex Builder application is expected to sell for approximately $1000 per developer. This is the IDE that is used to create Flex 2 applications and is based on the Eclipse IDE. As I posted earlier, you can get the beta versions of all the above mentioned right now from the Labs site.
The first is "Getting Started With ColdFusion and Flex Enterprise Services"
The second is "ColdFusion Sample Flex2 Application"
Both are great examples of how remoting works with Flex.
Adobe has also announced and Sho Kuwamoto has confirmed in his blog entry - that they will be offering the Flex SDK and Flex Enterprise Services for free. Yes - you read it right - FREE! The Flex Builder application is expected to sell for approximately $1000 per developer. This is the IDE that is used to create Flex 2 applications and is based on the Eclipse IDE. As I posted earlier, you can get the beta versions of all the above mentioned right now from the Labs site.
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