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Looking back at 2008

Wednesday, December 24th, 2008 Posted in .net, air, coding, flex, iphone, java, silverlight | No Comments »

It has been a very interesting year and now might be the time to look back. I did several projects and used a lot of different technologies and frameworks like Flex, AIR, Silverlight, Java, Spring, BlazeDS, ... Last year I ...

Flex and the Spring Framework

Monday, December 8th, 2008 Posted in blazeds, flex, java | No Comments »

This week I stumbled upon two interesting initiatives that could help Flex and Actionscript become more mature as an enterprise programming language. Earlier this week Christophe Herreman announced on his blog that the Prana Framework has become an official Spring extension. ...

Devoxx 2008

Tuesday, November 25th, 2008 Posted in air, flex, java | No Comments »

Nascom has been an Adobe partner for some time now. And because of this partnership we were asked to join them at their booth on Devoxx (formerly Javapolis), the java community conference. I will be there giving a demo of ...

Merapi

Saturday, September 13th, 2008 Posted in air, coding, flex, java | No Comments »

Can Merapi help us get more interesting Adobe AIR projects in the future? Well I hope so, but first I have to get approved by the team to play around with the current Alpa version. I registered on their website ...

footballfan.be

Friday, August 29th, 2008 Posted in coding, java | 1 Comment »

I have been working on a social networking platform for soccer fans and players for the last month. We started more or less a month ago building the platform from scratch. We developed the site in Java with a team ...

Connecting an AIR client with BlazeDS using Spring/Hibernate

Thursday, May 15th, 2008 Posted in air, blazeds, coding, flex, java | No Comments »

This article explains how to create an Adobe AIR application that uses Blaze Data Services to connect to a Java back-end. The Java back-en uses Spring/Hibernate to retrieve the data to the client. I will try to explain the ...