Ted Patrick has posted the new feature for Flex 3 Beta 2 CURD wizard for ASP .NET, PHP, JAVA and WSDL Introspection.
Flex 3 Beta 2 will have the feature to generate server side Code for data exchange with ASP .NET, PHP, JAVA. Where you can simply select the database and select the table and you will have options to retrieve, create, update and delete record.
This will have the WSDL integration where you have to type WSDL URL in wizard and it will give you all methods exposed by the web service so you can use it.
CURD Generated code will use XML format for exchanging the data between Flex Application and CURD generated scripts.
On RAD (Rapid Application Development) way:
This feature will be very helpful for creating data driven Rich Internet Application Prototypes in quickly. It will be easy for any entry level developer to understand the Flex by creating small data driven applications.
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Today I came across an interesting article on “The iPhone User Experience” this has a brief analysis of iphone user experience.
This article has brief history of Cell phones, step by step Interface Description. I enjoyed reading Multi-Touch Interface History which gave a good prospective of Multi-Touch Technology.
I will be posting about Multi-Touch Technology soon.
You can read the article here
Emmy Hung has made it official that next major release of Flash Player will be
 Flash player 9 had released in June 2006 and this will be next big release after long time.Â
Flash Player 10 will be demonstrated at Adobe MAX 2007.
Most of flex developer install the flex builder by selecting “Stand-alone IDE” configuration. While developing application using flex + java they have to depend on other editor or IDE. So here there is a way in which you can do the java development form the flex IDE.
There are two types of installation configuration when you install flex.
For updating Java Development Features in Flex IDE You need to install Java Development Tools (JDT) plug-in.
You can download & install the JDT plug-in from following location
http://easyeclipse.org/site/plugins/eclipse-jdt.html
Or
You can install JDT from Flex Builder.
Following are steps to install JDT form Flex Builder.
1. Open Flex Builder IDE.
2. Navigate to: Help Menu >> Software Updates >> Click on Find and Install.
3. Now Install/Update Dialogue box will open. Select “Search for new features to install†and Click on Next button.
4.Now Install Dialogue box will open. Check “Eclipse.org update site†and click on finish button.
5. Now Update Manager will start searching Site Mirrors to download plug-ins and it will display “Update Site Mirrors†Dialogue box. Select any mirror site and Click on “Ok”
6. Now Update Manager will search for plug-in and open an update dialogue box. This dialogue box will list all plug-in for you current Eclipse version. Select “Eclipse Java Development Tools 3.1.2†and Press Next.
7. Now Accept the License Agreement and Click on next.
8. Select the installation path (By default it will be your Flex builder 2 directory) and Click on Finish.
9. Now JDT will be downloaded and installed. After installation you need to restart flex builder again.
Now you are done with the JDT installation.
To create a java project
1. Navigate to: File Menu >> New>> Click on Other…
2. Now “New” popup window will open and you will see the you have a option to create a java project.
In this way you can create a java project and do java development.
Hope this article will help some flex developers.
Enjoy Flex + Java Development…. 
Microsoft has released Silverlite 1.0 today. This is one more move of Microsoft towards RIA space.
Press release has mentioned
“Our expectations for compelling, immersive experiences on the Web are increasing daily,†said Ray Ozzie, Microsoft’s chief software architect. “With today’s release of Silverlight 1.0, we are making it possible for developers and designers to deliver to individuals the kind of high-def experiences they crave by integrating data and services in rich and unique ways. Silverlight will further accelerate the growth in rich interactive applications by giving developers and designers new options for delivering great experiences that span the Web, PC, phone and other devices”
Microsoft is planning to support Linux Platform and they have announced to work with Novell to make Silverlight Linux Compatible.
Do you want to get started?
Watch the Getting Started Video:
For More details please visit:
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2007/sep07/09-04SilverlightPR.mspx
