Showing posts with label ActionScript3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ActionScript3. Show all posts

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Presentation day for StudentRegistration

Today is the presentation day and we have presented only one part of our application.
We realized that 2 weeks is not enough time to be done with this time of project.

What we have done:
We build the Flex Project, then we used BlazeDS to connect flex part and java code.
When we had this part done so that we can only create simple java objects and show
them in flex then we moved one step further and connected java with database using Hibernate. And that worked but we had many issues with Hibernate since it works as it wants. So we wouldn't recommend Hibernate but if you have to then you have to.

Here is a small example of our application.


Tuesday, January 26, 2010

New Assignment.

Finally we got the new assignment and it doesn't seem to be that big challenge. But I'm guessing that this is just introduction to some kind of JPA (Java Persistence API) thing but in Flex.
If not I'm going to be disappointed and start my own search for some good persistence code.

Since I like to do more then one thing I have also started working on my new Resume site, and this time I'm doing it right. This time its in Flex Builder and not DW. And I can already see that its a huge difference and I'll try not to use DW for any kind of Web development. Its much much easier in Flex Builder.

Monday, January 18, 2010

Flex Builder and AS3 - week2

Today we are starting with components and it doesn't seem to be so difficult. As always we are starting with some kind of "helloWorld" thing. But I hope to get some exercises so that we can practice a little bit.
I'm looking forward to learn more and more about AS3 and Flex Builder.

Friday, January 15, 2010

Getting exausted with ActionScript3

Today we had some scripting to do and some things ware very simple and others ware just to hard. But it might also be that I haven't sleep that well and if you combine that and looking in a monitor for seven hours.
Well you can imagine how it feels.

Now I'm going home. Take care all my followers.