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Posts Tagged Rich Internet Applications

Flash Remoting and C# Assemblies error?

Using Flash Remoting and C# Assemblies? Getting an error like this?
Status (object #2)
…..code: “SERVER.PROCESSING”
…..description: “No Such Service com.yourpackage.YourClass with function yourMethod”
…..details: ” at FlashGateway.Delegates.ServiceCommander.InvokeAdapter(ActionContext flashContext)
Make sure that you don’t have the method marked as “static” in your C# class. I spent a couple hours yesterday trying to figure out why Flash [...]


.NET Flash Remoting: ASP.NET, ADO.NET, Webservices or Assemblies?

Spent some quality time with SQL Server 2000, .NET Assemblies, Flash Remoting and the DataGrid Component last night and this morning. My current project at work involves setting up a Flash client (which I won’t be writing), to talk to .NET via Flash Remoting. We’ll also be using ASP for other clients so [...]


Flash Remoting for J2EE Developers

Flash Remoting for J2EE Developers [onjava.com]


Flash and Web-Based Applications (Alertbox Nov. 2002)

Flash and Web-Based Applications (Alertbox Nov. 2002): “Most current Web-based applications are ephemeral and must be immediately understandable or users will fail. Usability requirements for Web applications are far stricter than they ever were for traditional software. “


ScreenweaverMX

ScreenweaverMX: extends the traditional Flash capabilities. It provides you with a toolset to produce rich client desktop applications. Our target audience are Flash MX developers and Win32 programmers.


Are Rich Clients Taking Off or Tanking?

Great commentary on Oreillynet entitled “Are Rich Clients Taking Off or Tanking?”


WA PayPal eCommerce Snap-ins for Flash MX

WA PayPal eCommerce Snap-ins for Flash MX … “.. are the quickest and easiest way to add eCommerce payment and shopping cart functionality to your Flash movies and applications”


Flash Remoting & ColdFusion example

As part of our development process at work, we extensively use a bug tracking application I built about 1.5 years ago. Commonly, our QA team will rake through a site during and after the development process, entering bugs into this application in a different browser window. Additionally, if a client encounters an error [...]


Information Week on the rich internet

Information Week on the rich internet. Relevant quotes:
“‘We had a pretty strong sense that we were losing customers,’ says VP of IS Dennis Shockro (at Yankee Candle). The $380 million-a-year company also couldn’t tell how many customers bought products online or by telephone.” >> This is a rich internet problem? Sounds to me like [...]


Jeremy’s video mail application

Jeremy’s put up a video mail application on his blog… Jim and I were talking about how cool it would be to send not just a Flash movie to a mail box, but to actually send a *live* Flash video to a mailbox. Would it be possible to send an email to a user [...]


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