We'll walk through the following steps to write our first Flex application.
Install the free Eclipse integrated development environment Install the Flex
Builder 3 plug-in for Eclipse Write the application Test/debug the
application When you set out to write your first Flex application you'll have
to choose what tool you'll use to write it with. Currently the most popular
tool to use is the free Eclipse IDE. If you don't have Eclipse installed go
to http://www.eclipse.org/ to install it. You'll need to install Eclipse 3.1
to use Flex 2 Beta 3.
Select the Downloads link
Select the Eclipse SDK 3.1.2 for Windows to download, if you have Windows.
Eclipse can be used with many operating systems. I'll be using Windows XP
with the Sun Java 2 Standard Edition Platform version 1.4.2_... (more)
ColdFusion Extensions for Flex, included in ColdFusion MX 7.0.2, enable Flex
Builder 2.0 developers to automate the more mundane tasks like CRUD
(creating, reading, updating and deleting records) by creating ColdFusion
components, ActionScript class files, and code to invoke a Web Service.
In this article we will use the ColdFusion/Flex Application wizard to
automatically generate Master,... (more)