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   • Flex
   • AIR
   • Flash Player
   • ActionScript
   • server to client invocation
   • .NET
   • NetConnection
   • RTMP
   • Data push

   RTMP Data Push from .NET to Flex

   The proposed solution describes how to use the RTMP protocol to push data from a .NET application to the connected Flex clients using the NetConnection API.

   • Mark Piller
   • 1
   • March 12, 2010
2. Avg. Rating 4.0
   • Flex
   • RIA
   • Flash Builder
   • C#
   • .NET
   • Visual Studio
   • Flash Builder
   • WebORB

   Introduction to Flex 4 and .NET Integration

   The proposed solution uses Flash Builder version 4, RemoteObject API and WebORB to provide integration between Flex and .NET.

   • Mark Piller
   • 12
   • March 2, 2010
3. Avg. Rating 4.0
   • Flex
   • AIR
   • ActionScript
   • RIA
   • Flash Builder
   • C#
   • .NET
   • Data plugins
   • Flash Builder
   • WebORB

   Using Flash Builder Data Plugin for Flex to .NET integration

   The solution is a third-party plugin available in WebORB distribution which provides seamless integration between Flex/AIR and .NET

   • Mark Piller
   • 2
   • April 19, 2010
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   • Flex
   • AIR
   • Flash Player
   • ActionScript
   • RIA
   • Windows Communication Foundation
   • Visual Studio
   • .NET
   • WCF

   Connecting Flex 4 with WCF Services

   There are at least two approaches for solving the problem. One is to use HTTP/SOAP binding in WCF to expose WCF services as Web Services. Flex client can connect to WCF using the WebService API. Another approach is to use AMF/Remoting on the Flex side and leverage the power of a remoting gateway on ...

   • Mark Piller
   • 2
   • March 18, 2010
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   • Flex
   • AIR
   • RIA
   • Messaging
   • .NET
   • Consumer
   • MSMQ
   • Producer

   Integrating Flex and MSMQ Messaging

   The solution is to use a .NET infrastructure environment which can understand the messages sent by Flex Producer/Consumer APIs and enable message exchange through MSMQ. WebORB for .NET enables such integration. The recipe review the code and the configuration required for the integration.

   • Mark Piller
   • 1
   • March 18, 2010

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