Hello everyone, We have recently integrated Exadel Flamingo (released at JBoss World this year) and we are very happy so far. Have you tested it out? Any experiences you'd like to share? (positives and negatives) Below is a brief report from Darius Zangrean, my team mate who integrated Flamingo into our app. (I included Darius in the cc list). ===== Integrating Flamingo with Seam is a breeze. Here are the few steps I had to take: 1. Drop couple of jars on WEB-INF/lib (flamingo-service-1.0.0.jar, amf-serializer-1.0.0.jar) 2. Include the flamingo swc to your flex project (flamingo-flex-1.0.0.swc) After doing this all the java functions are available to be called from flex. You can also restrict to only make the @WebRemote functions available on flex. The manual included with the zip distribution is great and includes basic examples of usage: http://code.google.com/p/exadel-flamingo/

I'm still hoping that they can join in the discussion of how best to integrate Seam with Flex and make this a unified effort. Currently my understanding (based partly on discussions with Cameron) is that the work from Cameron et. al. is more advanced (mainly as it supports the conversation scope). We still want to provide Flex support within a Seam distro. HTH On 26 Mar 2008, at 13:17, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote: > We are talking to the exadel guys about yes. > > Currently waiting for them to come back with info on how our users > can use > it when it is under a GPL license. They should come back to us soon > about that. > > Pete might know more. > -max > >> Hello everyone, >> >> We have recently integrated Exadel Flamingo (released at JBoss >> World this >> year) and we are very happy so far. >> >> Have you tested it out? Any experiences you'd like to share? >> (positives and >> negatives) >> >> Below is a brief report from Darius Zangrean, my team mate who >> integrated >> Flamingo into our app. (I included Darius in the cc list). >> >> ===== >> >> Integrating Flamingo with Seam is a breeze. Here are the few steps >> I had to >> take: >> >> 1. Drop couple of jars on WEB-INF/lib (flamingo-service-1.0.0.jar, >> amf-serializer-1.0.0.jar) >> 2. Include the flamingo swc to your flex project (flamingo- >> flex-1.0.0.swc) >> >> After doing this all the java functions are available to be called >> from >> flex. You can also restrict to only make the @WebRemote functions >> available on flex. The manual included with the zip distribution >> is great >> and includes basic examples of usage: >> http://code.google.com/p/exadel-flamingo/ >> > > >