January 2010
Intermediate to advanced
500 pages
9h 40m
English
book
Beginning Java™ and Flex: Migrating Java, Spring, Hibernate, and Maven Developers to Adobe Flex
by Filippo di Pisa
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Chapter 10. Using Flex, Spring, and Hibernate Together
In the previous chapters I introduced you to Spring, Hibernate, Flex, and BlazeDS. Finally, in this chapter, I will show you how to put all that you've learned together to build the usermanager application using all the technologies covered in this book. Here's what you need to know or understand before starting:
Set-up of the Eclipse IDE and other development tools
Maven archetypes, Maven Jetty plug-in, and Maven dependencies
The IOC container and the Spring framework concepts
The ORM and Hibernate frameworks
Annotations
Flex
BlazeDS
The Flex RemoteObject and HTTPService components
If you're not sure of any of these technologies, you'll have to do some further work; otherwise, you may have difficulty ...
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