Flash Builder and Flex Intermediate - San Francisco

Accessing Web Services

• Using web services
• Invoking web service methods and using the results
• Handling results using an event handler
• Handling faults
• Calling multiple methods from the same WebService object
• Passing Parameters to Web Services
• Importing Web Services in Flash Builder

Introduction to LiveCycle Data Services ES

• Introducing LiveCycle Data Services ES
• Installing LiveCycle Data Services
• Creating a Flex application for use with LiveCycle Data Services
• Understanding the Server Compilation Process
• LiveCycle Data Services Features
• The Proxy Service
• The Proxy Service Default Destination
• Named Proxy Service Destinations
• Using BlazeDS

Using Java Classes with the Remoting Service

• Understanding the Remoting Service
• Handling RPC Events
• Complex Remote Method Calls
• Exchanging Data between ActionScript and Java
• Handling Server-Side Exceptions
• Remoting Service Runtime Configuration

Managing Data on the Client

• Understanding collection classes
• Filtering data on the client
• Sorting data on the client
• Using the IViewCursor interface

Using the Message Service

• Introducing the Message Service
• Sending Messages
• Receiving and Processing Messages
• Sending and Receiving Complex Data

Using the Data Management Service

• What is the Flex Data Management Service?
• Data Management Service Architecture
• Changing Data Managing Pending Changes
• Using Data Management Service Events
• Advanced Data Management Service Features

Providing XML to Controls with E4X

• Understanding XML structure
• Working with XML data in ActionScript 3
• Using E4X Expressions
• Using the Tree control
• Using Tree Control Events and Properties
• Using E4X Expressions for Search
• Removing Items from XML

Uploading Files to a Server

• Implementing file transfer basics
• Uploading a file

Flash Builder Training Reviews & Testimonials:

"It was really a 'heavy-duty' course but Walt had answers to all my questions, which were considerable. I think I get most if not all of the main concepts."
- Larry Jacobson (Synaptic Solutions, San Francisco)