Macromedia Flash MX: Creating Dynamic Applications

Dolecki, Eric E; Grundvig, Michael; Oshman, Max; Makar, Jobe; Smith, Scott

ISBN 10: 0321115481 / ISBN 13: 9780321115485

Editore: Macromedia Press, 2002

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Titolo: Macromedia Flash MX: Creating Dynamic ...

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Data di pubblicazione: 2002

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If you're in the business of programming or developing online applications with Macromedia Flash, you've probably had moments when you wished you could turn to the real experts for advice on integrating server-side technologies. Now you can. Macromedia Flash MX: Creating Dynamic Applications shows you how both state-of-the-art and well-established server-side technologies coupled with Macromedia Flash MX can deliver powerful dynamic applications. More than just a step-by-step tutorial, this book provides the theory behind the powerhouse code used to process, integrate, and display dynamic data, focusing on tried-and-true middleware languages such as Java and ColdFusion, as well as newcomer ASP.NET, for integrating server-side data with Macromedia Flash MX. You'll get an "under the hood" look at the full source code used to develop a number of inspirational and practical online applications, including an entire Hotmail-style email system using Macromedia Flash MX as a front-end, an online poll, a message board, a multi-user avatar chat, a multiplayer game, and an instant messenger. You get all of the source code for the applications in Java, ColdFusion, and ASP.NET, making Macromedia Flash MX: Creating Dynamic Applications the perfect resource no matter what project you're working on.

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Erik Dolecki, Micheal Grundvig, and Max Oshman. are leading members of the Flash programming community