ProblemThe recipe provides clear step-by-step instructions for configuring a Flash Builder project to work with .NET backend. It reviews a basing .NET (C#) service and demonstrates how ActionScript code can be integrate with it using Flex Remoting API (RemoteObject).
SolutionThe proposed solution uses Flash Builder version 4, RemoteObject API and WebORB to provide integration between Flex and .NET.
Detailed explanationThis article describes the process of building a very basic .NET application and integrating it with a Flex client. The purpose of the article is to review the configuration steps required to create a client/server development environment when working with Flex and .NET. You will need the following software: * Adobe Flash Builder 4
* Microsoft Visual Studio
* WebORB for .NET v. 3.6.0.3 or higherThis article consists of the following sections: * Flex and .NET Integration Options
* Project Description
* .NET Service
* Deploying .NET Code as Class Library
* Deploying .NET Code as Web Site Project
* Setting Up Flash Builder Project
* Developing ActionScript Code
* Final Steps Read more: Adobe developers connection
SolutionThe proposed solution uses Flash Builder version 4, RemoteObject API and WebORB to provide integration between Flex and .NET.
Detailed explanationThis article describes the process of building a very basic .NET application and integrating it with a Flex client. The purpose of the article is to review the configuration steps required to create a client/server development environment when working with Flex and .NET. You will need the following software: * Adobe Flash Builder 4
* Microsoft Visual Studio
* WebORB for .NET v. 3.6.0.3 or higherThis article consists of the following sections: * Flex and .NET Integration Options
* Project Description
* .NET Service
* Deploying .NET Code as Class Library
* Deploying .NET Code as Web Site Project
* Setting Up Flash Builder Project
* Developing ActionScript Code
* Final Steps Read more: Adobe developers connection