| Example name: |
Your First WebORB Data Management (WDM) for Flex Application |
| Description: |
A gentle introduction to creating a simple WebORB Data Management (WDM) for Flex (WDMF) project. |
| Prerequisites: |
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| Client-side code: |
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| Server-side code: |
(All generated and deployed by WebORB; follow the steps shown in the screencast, below) |
| Feature
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- WebORB for .NET Development Mode
- WebORB for .NET Community Edition
- WebORB for .NET Enterprise Edition
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| Key points: |
- WebORB Data Management (WDM) for Flex (WDMF) can make it easy to access server-side data from a Flex-based client.
- WebORB can generate, build, and deploy a database access service for you, from the data model you define using WebORB's management console.
- WebORB can also generate a client-side "Test Drive" project to verify that the data model matches your intention.
- Be sure to understand the client-side project's Properties, especially its:
- Flex Compiler, additional compiler arguments, -services
- Flex Server->Server technology's 'web application root' (a file system directory) and 'web application URL' (an IIS virtual directory)
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