Flex Camp Wall Street - Nov (16th & 17th)

Leveraging LCDS 3.0 with Flex 4.0, Hibernate & Mate

Take a look at what LiveCycle Data Services 3.0 has to offer. This is a deep dive into the LC DS - Data Management Services capabilities with Hibernate. We will walk through the features and core architecture of an LC DS Data Management Services application that utilizes collaboration, paging and Hibernate. The sample application is written with Mate and shows how to use a DataService with the “Presentation Model” pattern. The application will work with the LC DS Samples “out-of-the-box” and will be available for you to look at and download immediately after the session.

http://www.flexcampwallstreet.com/

Flex 4 - LC DS 3.0 - Data Service Manager - Mate – Presentation Model Example

This example is based on the previous post but instead uses a "DataServiceManager" Class to handle all operations associated with the "DataService" connected to LCDS 3.0. The actual "DataService" is injected through a Mate "EventMap" but the rest of the application is pretty much the same. I like this model a little better because the Presentation Model doesn't have to know anything about how the DataService deals with the server.

Here is a link to download the source:

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/2044424/mate_dataservicemanager_lcds.zip

Flex 4 - LC DS 3.0 - Hibernate - Mate – Presentation Model Example

I wrote a simple Flex 4.0 application that shows how to use Mate & the Presentation Model pattern against LC DS 3.0. This sample uses LC DS Data Management Services with the HibernateAssembler. It is built to run against the “hibernate-contact” destination and should run against the LC DS 3.0 Samples WAR without any changes to the server. In this example I drew the logic out of the views in the Hibernate example and injected the DataService into the Presentation Model with Mate using an EventMap. It is all very simple but should be a good example to imagine how far you can take this type of client side architecture and how extensible it really is.

Here is a link to download the source:

http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/2044424/mate_lcds_flex.zip

MAX - Adobe TV - Leveraging JPA with LC DS & BlazeDS

In case you missed the MAX Session, here is the link to watch the presentation...

http://tv.adobe.com/watch/max-2009-develop/leveraging-jpa-with-blazeds-and-livecycle-data-services/

SpatialKey On-Demand Location Intelligence Software Now Available

SpatialKey blends business intelligence and mapping, letting decision makers create and share interactive reports in minutes.

WESTFIELD, MA. — September 28, 2009— Today, the SpatialKey (http://spatialkey.com) business unit of Universal Mind (http://universalmind.com) announced the release of its location intelligence software, SpatialKey On-Demand. SpatialKey On-Demand enables decision makers to create and share map-based, interactive analyses and reports. SpatialKey is an easy-to-use, software as a service (SaaS) enterprise solution that is priced for departmental-level budgets. It can be deployed and used in minutes by end users without training or IT support. SpatialKey On-Demand has successfully concluded a beta period, and is available today. Users can sign up for a free 30-day trial at: http://spatialkey.com/signup.

Leveraging JPA with BlazeDS and LiveCycle Data Services

MAX Presentation:

The Java Persistence API (JPA) was introduced to provide vendor neutral persistence to Plain Old Java Objects (POJOs). In this session, we will introduce JPA and show how the RIA developer can leverage JPA Annotations with LiveCycle Data Services, Spring, and BlazeDS to create a powerful persistence architecture through annotated domain objects.

Speakers: Brian O'Connor, Chris Scott, Ryan Campbell
Wednesday - October 7th @ 3:30pm
Room: 512

Flex Camp in Boston - December 12th, 2008

In case you missed the last Boston Flex User Group Presentation I gave on Flex/Cairngorm/AIR & LCDS you have another opportunity to see it again at Flex Camp on December 12th. This looks like it will be the one hour version but with some new information as well. The agenda looks packed with great speakers and topics. They have lined up Tim Buntel, Christophe Coenraets, Andrew Powell, Jeff Tapper, and Mike Nimer for different presentations. It should be a very interesting and informative day.

Check out the agenda:

http://www.flexcampboston.com/page.cfm/agenda

Hope to see you there...