1. To run the Flex sample applications it is required to have the Adobe Flash Player 9+ and its browser plug-ins installed.

  2. The source viewer shows only the code stored in the respective Flex projects. All projects draw the data from the Domino server via  web services which are stored in different Notes database. The code of these web services can only be downloaded as part of the Notes databases from the download page.

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  4. Disclaimer: the provided samples do not demonstrate ALL the capabilities of Flex/Flash to build nice and modern RIAs that create the much needed 'wow' effect missing in many Notes/Domino web enabled applications. They demonstrate however, how to access Domino data from a Flex/Flash/Air application. The rest is up to you. If you need proof of the 'wow' effect you can create with Flex/Flash applications, look here...

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Flex Data Grid accessing Domino View via HTTPServiceFlex Data Grid accessing Domino WebServiceFlex Advanced Data Grid via Domino WebServiceCool stuff

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This demo reads documents from a Domino HTML formatted XML view using the Flex HTTPService class and displays the documents in a simple grid using the Flex DataGrid class.

 

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This demo is a complete database application reading from and writing documents back to a Notes database stored on a Domino server using Domino Webservices. On the Flex side the WebService class and DataGrid class are used.

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This demo is reading the content of categorised Notes view using a Domino Webservice to display that content in the (almost) same categorised manner in a Flex advanced data grid (AdvancedDateGrid class).

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OK, this has probably a less serious background as the other demos, but it is fun to watch. Definitely you won't see this in a Web-enabled Domino application.

    
Flex Domino ViewerSimple Names Dialog
Mail Dialog
Custom Login via Socket Connection

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Generic Flex based viewer for Domino databases. View any Domino database in Flex by simply creating an access profile. No design changes required to your existing Domino applications.

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This demo shows a Names Dialog similar to the one presented in the Notes Client.

The list of Names, groups and mail-in databases is coming from the Domino directory.

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This demo goes one step further, presenting a complete Mail Dialog including the Names Dialog and an open source html editor (FCKEditor) for the mail's body text.

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This demo shows how to build a Custom Login and to use the user entered credentials to open a socket connection to the Domino server.

    
Domino web service authentication via URLRequest

SoapGateQ! and FlexGateQ! demo (commercial project)

  

For now a quick explanation to the solution only...

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This demo will show how to use the URLRequest class to pre-authenticate e.g. against a Domino web service. This implements a workaround for the apparent bug in the RemoteCredentials property of the Adobe Flex Webservice class.

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The demo shows the already demoed Book Catalog sample. However, it is developed using FlexGateQ! utilising the SoapGateQ! web service API...Read more.

  

 

Here a list of  a view websites developed using Adobe Flex and or using Flex/Flash technology as part of the website...

Disney, HP Creative Studio, Roary the racing car, Flexbox, NOMOS II, Fireman Sam, Ultrashock v2