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The document discusses Flex 2 Data Services (FDS) and how it can be used with ColdFusion. FDS allows for server-side security, high performance, testing, collaboration, paging of large data volumes, data pushing, client synchronization, and real-time data delivery. Examples are provided for using FDS with ColdFusion for accessing CFCs remotely, enabling two-way data sharing in real-time, and building dashboards with automatically updating charts from submitted order data.
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- 3. What is FDS? June 28 th – July 1 st 2006 Flex 2 Data Services (FDS) RPC Services Data Services Message Service Flex 2.0 Technology Stack Flex 2 Framework MXML ActionScript Flex Class Library Flash VM AS2 AS3 FlexBuilder
- 9. Flex 2.0 Message Services (Publish & Subscribe) June 28 th – July 1 st 2006 FDS JSP/Servlet (XML) HttpService (XML) WebService(SOAP) RemoteObject(Java) Web Svc (SOAP) JAVA (EJB/POJO ) HTTP SOAP EJB ColdFusion /J2EE Server Messaging Services Adapter API Java Message Service (JMS) MQSeries Tibco Others
- 10. Messaging with ColdFusion & Flex June 28 th – July 1 st 2006 Other Gateways Flex Messaging Event Gateway ColdFusion 7.x Enterprise Server 1 ColdFusion 7.x Enterprise With FDS2 Server 2 HTML App Flex App RMI See notes! FDS Messaging Services ColdFusion Event Gateway Adapter
- 11. Flex & Coldfusion June 28 th – July 1 st 2006 Flex Data Services Coldfusion Server (7.x or higher) Web Browser HTML XML CFM CFC Event Gateway Flex SWF(s) Java Remoting ( via AMF ) WebServices XML Proxies XML WebServices CFC Remoting See notes!
- 12. Flex 2 Data Services: Real-Time Data Sharing (via RTMP or HTTP) June 28 th – July 1 st 2006 Object Adapter Adapter API FDS JSP/Servlet (XML) HttpService (XML) WebService(SOAP) RemoteObject(Java) Web Svc (SOAP) JAVA (EJB/POJO ) HTTP SOAP EJB Messaging Services Adapter API Java Message Service (JMS) MQSeries Tibco Others O-R Adapter JDBC Adapter DAO Data Synch Services RDMS Oracle, Sybase, DB2 SQLServer ColdFusion /J2EE Server RPC RTMP/HTTP