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From: Tracy Spratt
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 5:01 AM
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Flex, SharePoint and SQLServer
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Flex can't really talk directly to a database. Supposedly, the later SQL
Server versions su
1. could work, because you can use Flex to get the data via
SharePoint's HTTP APIs. May make it difficult to query; not sure what
options are available in the SharePoint API.
2. You would need some kind of service in between to mediate, i.e. to
provide a HTTP API to SQL Server. Either something cu
After using Flex for client UIs for a few years, the old submit, postback,
hidden fields, javascript, dhtml, and even that data object thing you can
use in .net, seems hideous.
I use .net for all my back-end business logic database an integration tier
work, and like it just fine for that.
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