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Flex and .NET
Get started with Flex and .NET
- Get oriented to Flex and RIAs.
- Download Flex.
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- Download the free Flex SDK to build and debug Flex applications.
- Download and try Flex Builder, an Eclipse-based IDE that provides a rich set of tools to speed app creation.
- Read a primer.
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Learn about starting with .NET and Flex in the getting started primer for Flex & .NET.
- Code your first RIA.
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- From the Flex Getting Started Experience: Build a simple RIA.
- Flex Quick Start: Building a simple user interface
- Flex Quick Start: Building an advanced user interface
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- Get inspired: Check out Scrapblog, a Flex based application with a .NET back end. Then check out more examples of Flex integrating with a .NET back end, courtesy of the Midnight Coders. Lastly, see the Flex showcase to see what other developers are building with Flex.
- Visit the Flex Getting Started Experience on learn.adobe.com.
- Subscribe to the RSS feeds from the Flex Developer Center and Flex cookbook to keep up on articles, tutorials, sample apps, and tips.
Featured articles
Using an ActionScript code generator to enable Flex and .NET integration
Mark Piller (Apr. 21, 2008)
Speed up the development of Flex applications with client/server integration.
New project wizards make it fast and easy to get started
Mihai Corlan (Feb. 25, 2008)
See Flex Builder engineer Mihai Corlan show how the new Flex Builder 3 project wizard makes it fast and easy to get started with Flex using ColdFusion, PHP, Java, or ASP.NET.
Flex and .NET: Anatomy of a data driven application
Mark Piller (Dec. 3, 2007)
Watch the presentation as Mark Piller walks you through the things you should consider in the integration between Flex and .NET.
Flex and .NET integration eSeminar
Mark Piller (Sept. 17, 2007)
Mark Piller explains the basic steps for getting started with Flex for .NET developers.
Handling .NET exceptions in Flex
Mark Piller (Aug. 27, 2007)
Review the process of exception propagation and get the code for processing data delivered with server-side exceptions and errors.
An interoperability guide to using Flex and .NET data types
Mark Piller (June 25, 2007)
Map objects in ActionScript to their server-side counterparts in .NET, bridging client/server domains in your Flex RIAs.
ActionScript and .NET client-server class mappings
Mark Piller (Feb. 25, 2008)
Establish class mappings to simplify data exchange between Flex clients and .NET applications.
Communicating between Flex and .NET
Denis Sosnovtsev & Alexey Vedernikov (Oct. 8, 2007)
Learn how and when to use the three most popular HTTP request/response mechanisms used for communicating between Flex and .NET and get a practical comparison of the three.
A Flex and .NET security primer
Mark Piller (July 9, 2007)
This article describes all aspects of securing a Flex/.NET application including passing credentials and creating custom authentication and authorization mechanisms.
Invoking .NET objects using the Flex RemoteObject API
Mark Piller (May 14, 2007)
Code this sample .NET application and learn how to integrate your Flex and .NET code, expose .NET classes as Flex remoting services, and invoke a remote method with MXML and ActionScript using AMF3 and RemoteObject API.
Flex article archive
