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Flex and .NET: Anatomy of a data driven application
In this technical session, Mark Piller shows you how to integrate Flex and .NET at the data tier level.
This presentation covers the following topics:
- Loading data from Flex
- Returning data from .NET
- CRUD with Flex and .NET
- ORM tools and code generators
- Client synchronization
- Watch the Acrobat Connect eSeminar (57:32 minutes)
Figure 1. Code generation and Flex.
Adobe offers live, in-depth product presentations called eSeminars—technical discussions led by product engineers, technical support engineers, and customer leaders. eSeminar content varies across all Adobe products and technical levels.
Adobe eSeminars are recorded online using Acrobat Connect. There is no charge to participate. While you are viewing, please keep in mind that these presentations were delivered to a live audience.
For a list of upcoming eSeminars, view the eSeminar schedule. For a list of past eSeminars, visit the onDemand page.
About the author
Mark Piller is the founder and Chief Architect of Midnight Coders, an innovative and forward-thinking company specializing in RIA integration technologies, professional services and training. Mark has over 15 years of software development experience. For the past five years he has been specializing in building software infrastructure products designed to integrate Flex, Flash, and AJAX applications with a variety of backend systems, including .NET, Java, PHP, and Ruby on Rails. Mark is very passionate about ease-of-use of software and prides himself in creating technologies that clearly demonstrate that quality.
