Introduction to Flex

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( Page 1 of 5 ) If you're familiar with traditional programming languages and you want to develop some rich Internet applications that take advantage of the power of Flash, you might want to take a look at Flex. Read on to learn how this presentation server can help. What is Flex? Macromedia Flex is a presentation server that developers can use to build a new generation of Enterprise Rich Internet Applications (RIAs). Flex is a presentation server installed on top of a J2EE application...n

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