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Implementing SOA Using Flex, Flash, and ColdFusion

Implementing SOA Using Flex, Flash, and ColdFusion
By Simon Horwith
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February 21, 2006 12:00 PM EST
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Adobe provides the development community with the best tools available for rich internet development and dynamic web application development. Flash is the platform of choice for developing next generation web applications, the Flex 2 platform is Adobe's new rapid development environment for flash applications and is suited to developers (rather than designers), and Adobe ColdFusion is their J2EE based platform for rapid development of web applications. In this session you will learn how these Adobe products work together to allow developers to rapidly build and deploy data-driven Rich Internet Applications.

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Simon Horwith is the CIO at AboutWeb, LLC, a Washington, DC based company specializing in staff augmentation, consulting, and training. Simon is a Macromedia Certified Master Instructor and is a member of Team Macromedia. He has been using ColdFusion since version 1.5 and specializes in ColdFusion application architecture, including architecting applications that integrate with Java, Flash, Flex, and a myriad of other technologies. In addition to presenting at CFUGs and conferences around the world, he has also been a contributing author of several books and technical papers.

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