August 10, 2006
Interested in LiveCycle? Check out this intro to LiveCycle Designer
Adobe intern Zee has created a
great introduction to LiveCycle Designer.
This Breeze overview gives you an introduction into a series of articles designed to show the integration between
LiveCycle and
Flex. In this initial article, Zee shows you how to create a form in LiveCycle Designer (
try it free) using an XML schema created in XMLSpy. Future articles will show how to connect this form to Flex, using a similar input mechanism but based on Flex, and merging the data into a LiveCycle form, so that users could view the information offline.
technorati tags:livecycle, flex, adobe
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at 3:43 PM on August 10, 2006
Comments
Mike,
I saw mention of a Designer certification course in the MAX agenda. Is Adobe offering such a course now ?
Thanks
Rob Gabbard
[Rob - I'm unaware of anything related to that, but I'll ping the partner team and find out. - Mike]
Hey, I'm a web developer who's recently got into Flex, and before that started to work with php.
So I tried out your Flex and PHP tutorial, and unfortunately I was a bit dissapointed, not only were there numerous syntax errors (mainly in the insert query).
Some of the following questions may just be a result of my own ignorance, but shouldn't any xml document start out with the xml tags? Also, is it possible to parse xml with a http request?
I'm really interested in the subject of combining Flex and PHP, but when it comes to your tutorial, in the end I had to change much of the php code so it was only filesystem, no mysql.
Hope you update this tutorial and make sure all problems are gone.
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