Is the newest version of flex framework enough good fordeveloping flex rpc services?

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    Default Is the newest version of flex framework enough good fordeveloping flex rpc services?

    Hallo guys,
    I've already installed the newest version of flex framework (flex2 beta2
    version). I already used beta1 version for developing Rpc Services and it
    worked. I know that it schould support all features from last vesrion, but I am
    not sure, because I don't find all config files for RPC Services. It semms a
    litle bit cunfusing to me. I use jrun server for running my RPC Service.

    Only thing I see here when I want create new Project is option to use data
    Service and I don't need it. Should I stay with the latest version or it is
    possible do it with new version too. If yes, how??

    I would be gratefull for any suggestions,
    thanks:confused;

    aljeskica Guest

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    Default Re: Is the newest version of flex framework enough goodfor developing flex rpc services?

    Hi aljeskica,

    For Flex2B2, the server-side services are called "Flex Data Services" instead
    of "Flex Enterprise Services" as in Flex2B1. Therefore, the Data Services mean
    HttpService, RometeObject , WebService and MessageServices, they are all based
    on Flex message services except the first one - HttpService.

    Regards,

    Jeffrey


    JeffreyGong Guest

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    Default Re: Is the newest version of flex framework enough good for developing flex rpc services?

    That's not correct. You get RemoteObject and WebService without the Data
    Services package. They are part of the core product.


    Carson

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    "JeffreyGong" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
    news:e1dsll$nuc$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > Hi aljeskica,
    >
    > For Flex2B2, the server-side services are called "Flex Data Services"
    > instead
    > of "Flex Enterprise Services" as in Flex2B1. Therefore, the Data Services
    > mean
    > HttpService, RometeObject , WebService and MessageServices, they are all
    > based
    > on Flex message services except the first one - HttpService.
    >
    > Regards,
    >
    > Jeffrey
    >
    >

    Carson Hager Guest

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