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I just downloaded and deployed the flex-booking.zip from http://www.rationaldeveloper.com/?p=4.
Must say I was very impressed from a UI perspective (form validations, wizard screen transition effects, aero modal panel, overall look and feel).
So what is the status on Seam integration with Flex and the other Flex related stuff (GraniteDS and BlazeDS)?
Are there any Seam distro examples using Flex?
thx.
Must say I was very impressed from a UI perspective (form validations, wizard screen transition effects, aero modal panel, overall look and feel).
So what is the status on Seam integration with Flex and the other Flex related stuff (GraniteDS and BlazeDS)?
Are there any Seam distro examples using Flex?
thx.
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In Seam in Action, Dan Allen stated How difficult is it to swap in these alternative view technologies? Is there some tips or best practices to consider when doing this? Other than the learning curve, any disadvantages to using Flex over Faceletes/Richfaces? Current reading list: Effective Java, 2nd ed.; Java Power Tools; Ubuntu Linux Toolbox |
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what's the best place to start learning how to integrate Flex with Seam apps? And does it violate EAP support contracts if we start using Wicket or Flex, for example, with our Seam apps? Current reading list: Effective Java, 2nd ed.; Java Power Tools; Ubuntu Linux Toolbox |
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Wow, sorry for the late reply I just found this post while doing a search. In my opinion the best place to start is at www.graniteds.org. There you can find a bunch of applications that show examples and documentation. All though our documentation is still in the process of being improved. Once you know flex, the learning curve should be pretty small because you can use your back end Seam code just as you would normally. In other words there doesn't have to be anything special in regards to Flex. |
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Current reading list: Effective Java, 2nd ed.; Java Power Tools; Ubuntu Linux Toolbox