source flash remoting for .NET) all the time, just have to
manually
> tweak NetConnection than that's it.
>
> ps. Flash Remoting uses binary AMF to send and receive native AS
objects so
> it's a bit easier to handle large dataset.
>
>
> On 6/11/06, michaellisten <
d easily maintained. One other thought is that Flex can also be
> used as an alternative to .NET WinForms; without the associated DLL
> Hell and installation requirements. These are just my opinions, but
> I'm definitely sold on Flex for database driven web applications.
>
>
ms, handling all the layout,
> required field, data validation and so on...
>
> -Validator: there are various built-in Validators (email, credit
card...) to
> check user-input data before sending back to server.
>
> in my opinio, it's really a snap to build this kind of
Form-Ent
I'm trying to decide which technology to invest my time into, and will
be experimenting with both .net and flex. I like the OS independence
that flex enables on the server side. I'd buy flex builder because I'm
interested in whichever provides the simplest learning curve, and I'm
sure on the fl
D]> wrote:
>
>
> Check out Sho's completion input example here:
>
> http://kuwamoto.org/2006/05/11/example-code-updated-for-beta-3/
> <http://kuwamoto.org/2006/05/11/example-code-updated-for-beta-3/>
>
> -TH
>
>
> --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.co
Just looking at flex/flash, have a general question re combobox, aka
dropdown list. I'm not sure that I've seen one in a sample app that
has a lookup feature; type ahead etc. They're more like "open the
combo and pick from the list". That's not very workable with data
centric apps which is what I d
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