This paper will discuss the Adobe Flex features and architecture, providing an overview of how Flex employs service oriented principles that allow SAP users to assemble innovative and engaging solutions.

This document is intended for programmers who are familiar with Adobe Flex, ActionScript 3.0, MXML, XML, and using Adobe Flex Builder (or the Adobe Flex SDK compiler) who want to develop a Flex application that functions within Workspace ES.

This article is for Flex developers who want to integrate their applications with WebSphere Portal. It assumes that you are familiar with Flex at a basic programming level and that you are familiar with Java programming. It also assumes that you have administrative access to a working WebSphere Portal server for the relevant portions of the article. It does not, however, assume that you are familiar with programming or administering WebSphere Portal.

The purpose of this document is to help the reader better estimate what the hardware requirements for Adobe s Macromedia Flex 1.5 application might be in a production environment. The document gives an overview of capacity planning, then addresses capacity planning issues specific to Flex. The document then walks you through the load testing process using a baseline Flex application and presents performance test results for this application. ...