This may not be as exciting for you as it is for us, but we just deployed http://aspexamples.adobe.com, a new server that runs the server code for our ASP.NET examples on the Flex 3 Getting Started Experience. In addition to deploying the Exchanging Data and Working with Data server-side code, we updated the importable zip files on learn.adobe.com.
To try this out:
- Download the Exchanging Data and Working with Data zip files.
- Import them into Flex Builder using File>Import>Flex Project.
- Open the ExchangeData_PlainText.mxml and ExchangeData_XML.mxml applications (exchanging data project) and the CRUD.mxml application (working with data project).
- Run the applications and review the asp directories to see the ASP.NET server-side code.
If you get a chance, please try this out and let me if you have any feedback.
Thanks!
-Randy
This seems like a great start guys, but .NET 1.1 and HTTPService?
Flex and .NET 3.5 (2.0+) make a pretty sweet couple especially with remoting.
I hazard a guess that Flex appeals to the more "modern" developer, who'd not even touch 1.1 with a ten foot pole. :)
Seriously though, good to see more of this type of documentation, but please keep the technologies up-to-date.
HTTPService?!!! no kidding...
I'm also very sad that there haven't been more advancements in the AMF arena with .NET...
It's RemoteObject time!