Day: December 8, 2002

Has anyone looked into Flash Remoting MX?

Macromedia Flash Remoting MX provides the connection between Macromedia Flash and your web application server, making it fast and easy to create Rich Internet Applications. With its powerful yet simple programming model, you can easily integrate rich Macromedia Flash content with applications built using Macromedia ColdFusion MX, Microsoft .NET, Java, and SOAP-based web services.

Let’s see:

Flash Remoting + Web Services + .NET + J2EE/J2SE/J2ME + desktop computers + mobility/wireless + weblogs + people == ???

The Phoenix Tips and Tricks site is a must-visit if you’re running Phoenix.  The page rendering speedup makes zippy Phoenix even zippier.

Sam Ruby:

Erik Hatcher is rewriting blossom in Java.

You might remember Erik as half of the dynamic Java Development with Ant duo.

TDK2.2, Turbine 2.2, and Torque 3.0 have been released.

Good morning, sports fans!

I saw My Big Fat Greek Wedding again tonight.  I was reminded why it brought in close to $4 million last weekend, having been in theatres for 33 weeks (over 8 months).

OSNews notes that Phoenix 0.5 is out.

Phil Windley has been playing with Axis and Eclipse and SOAP with EJBs.  Yes.  They rock.

David Johnson has come to the same conclusion that I have: Castor JDO needs to be renamed.