Comments on: A simple approach to Flex ColdFusion integration http://gregsramblings.com/2009/04/17/a-simple-approach-to-flex-coldfusion-integration/ Adobe, Technology, Photography, Aviation and other Ramblings Mon, 21 May 2012 17:47:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Fernando http://gregsramblings.com/2009/04/17/a-simple-approach-to-flex-coldfusion-integration/#comment-2521 Fernando Mon, 11 Oct 2010 15:37:42 +0000 http://gregsramblings.com/?p=821#comment-2521 Hi There, Like you Greg, i'm trying ColdFusion and I'm really new to this platform. I've downloaded ColdFusion 9 server, ColdFusion Builder and Flash Builder. The server is configured and working well, I made my first data driven project in CF Builder and it worked, so I'm trying to make my first Flashbuilder project with Colfusion as back end, but when I select in Flashbuilder New Project it doesn't show me the option to create a Coldfusion based project. so my question is: What do I have to do to flashbuilder show me that option??? Hi There,

Like you Greg, i’m trying ColdFusion and I’m really new to this platform.
I’ve downloaded ColdFusion 9 server, ColdFusion Builder and Flash Builder.
The server is configured and working well, I made my first data driven project in CF Builder and it worked, so I’m trying to make my first Flashbuilder project with Colfusion as back end, but when I select in Flashbuilder New Project it doesn’t show me the option to create a Coldfusion based project. so my question is: What do I have to do to flashbuilder show me that option???

]]> By: Roman http://gregsramblings.com/2009/04/17/a-simple-approach-to-flex-coldfusion-integration/#comment-2520 Roman Fri, 16 Oct 2009 20:25:38 +0000 http://gregsramblings.com/?p=821#comment-2520 Hi Greg, not sure if you can answer this or not. I'm pretty much an expert with ColdFusion, but am just about to write my first line of Flex code. So I downloaded the Flash Builder 4 Beta 2, and ColdFusion Builder for CF9. I work in a team environment though, so I don't have ColdFusion server running on my local box, it's only on the Dev, Test, Stage and Production servers. So I'm just trying to figure out how the hack do I setup my first Flex project. The reason I'm doing Flex, is because my current project requires some data to be pushed to connected clients in near real-time. So after reading all sorts of stuff about it, looks like BlazeDS is what I need. Which supposedly comes by default with CF9. But do I need to use BlazeDS for everything? I thought I'd only use if for real-time messaging, but then what do I do with all the regular stuff when I need to hit a CFC to get some data? Ok, first real question, once I pick ColdFusion as Server Technology do I need to pick BlazeDS or ColdFusion Flash Remoting? And if I pick one, and I stuck with it for the whole project? So then do I have to have a different project for things that do need to use BlazeDS from the ones that don't? Or based on your post, can I just do something manually in code myself and not have to choose any of these options at all? Second question, it asks for a default location of a local ColdFusion server, does that mean I will have to install CF on my local box? Is there no way to make this thing work with CF on our Dev server? I don't want to have to setup all the data sources local, etc. And then what's it about using build-in coldfusoin web server? What's the web root, I have to browse for it, does that mean that again there is no way to do this with the Dev server? Thanks, hope you can answer some of these. Hi Greg, not sure if you can answer this or not. I’m pretty much an expert with ColdFusion, but am just about to write my first line of Flex code. So I downloaded the Flash Builder 4 Beta 2, and ColdFusion Builder for CF9. I work in a team environment though, so I don’t have ColdFusion server running on my local box, it’s only on the Dev, Test, Stage and Production servers. So I’m just trying to figure out how the hack do I setup my first Flex project. The reason I’m doing Flex, is because my current project requires some data to be pushed to connected clients in near real-time. So after reading all sorts of stuff about it, looks like BlazeDS is what I need. Which supposedly comes by default with CF9. But do I need to use BlazeDS for everything? I thought I’d only use if for real-time messaging, but then what do I do with all the regular stuff when I need to hit a CFC to get some data?

Ok, first real question, once I pick ColdFusion as Server Technology do I need to pick BlazeDS or ColdFusion Flash Remoting? And if I pick one, and I stuck with it for the whole project? So then do I have to have a different project for things that do need to use BlazeDS from the ones that don’t?

Or based on your post, can I just do something manually in code myself and not have to choose any of these options at all?

Second question, it asks for a default location of a local ColdFusion server, does that mean I will have to install CF on my local box? Is there no way to make this thing work with CF on our Dev server? I don’t want to have to setup all the data sources local, etc.

And then what’s it about using build-in coldfusoin web server? What’s the web root, I have to browse for it, does that mean that again there is no way to do this with the Dev server?

Thanks, hope you can answer some of these.

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]]> By: Terrence Ryan http://gregsramblings.com/2009/04/17/a-simple-approach-to-flex-coldfusion-integration/#comment-2518 Terrence Ryan Sat, 18 Apr 2009 03:03:19 +0000 http://gregsramblings.com/?p=821#comment-2518 I know I'm happy to see more ColdFusion love. I know I’m happy to see more ColdFusion love.

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