Integrating Flex with a Java EE Application, Part I
Summary:
Rich-client technologies can be analyzed according to how easy, or difficult, they make enhancing an existing enterprise application with rich-client features: a more interactive user interface and better use of a client's computing resources. This article series introduces five techniques to progressively enhance an existing enterprise application using Flex. The examples start with a non-intrusive way to replace an HTML table with a high-performance Flex datagrid, and culminate in integrating a Flex client with an enterprise Java message queue.
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Most recent reply: April 21, 2009 8:49 AM by
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Part I of this three-part article series demonstrates a non-intrusive way to replace an HTML table with a high-performance Flex datagrid. http://www.artima.com/articles/enterprise_flex_part_1.htmlWhat do you think of Flex's ability to integrate with enterprise Java applications?
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Hi Frank,
Great article! Just FYI - the "Discuss" link in it points to the wrong forum.
-James
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Thanks, James. We just fixed it.
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Hello
Is it possible to provide complete source code?
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