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Integrating Adobe Flex and IBM WebSphere Portal

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 top rectangle represents a Flex project as the presentation layer that is built by MXML and ActionScript, while the bottom rectangle represents a Java project as the business layer that is built by Java and JDBC. The Flex application calls a Java service through a RemoteObject that is one of the remote procedure call (RPC) components provided by Flex. In this sample application, we will import BlazeDS to implement the remote object.

Adobe Flex is a highly productive, free, open source framework for building and maintaining expressive Web applications that deploy consistently on all major browsers, desktops, and operating systems.

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