As announced in our “Open Source Meets Mobile” webinar on Tuesday, we’ve created a fork in the development of Exadel Flamingo. This slimmed down 2.1.1 version is targeted to Android developers. It also migrates Flamingo over to Maven 2.2.1. You can download Exadel Flamingo for Android 2.1.1 from our site now.
There’s still time to sign up for a webinar we’ll be giving next week to explain and demonstrate how we use Exadel Flamingo for mobile commerce.
Yesterday, Sten Anderson from CityTech (IT consultants) made a presentation on JavaFX technology at the Chicago Java Users Group. At this event, he mentioned our free, open source Exadel Flamingo as a good library for working with JavaFX. Read more »
I don’t think it’s fair to compare Exadel Flamingo to REST (REpresentational State Transfer). However, this question does surface once in a while, so I’ve decided to spell out the differences in a table. Read more »
To some, RIA (Rich Internet Applications) is a myth, a tale of the past. People still have a hard time defining what it means exactly. What is true, though, is that an explosive growth in client-side presentation technologies (Flash/Flex, Silverlight, JavaFX) brought to life a new user experience on a wide variety of computing devices.
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On September 2nd, 2009, Exadel held a webinar with Elastic Path and Oracle titled “Case Study: An Integration of Oracle Middleware and an Ecommerce Solution.” If you missed out on this great webinar, you can now access the recording (after logging into the Exadel site).
Stay tuned for news of future collaborative webinars.
A new release with several bug fixes is now available for Exadel Flamingo to download.
This is an open source project developed by Exadel engineers. It provides the integration “glue” for using rich user interface technologies (JavaFX or Flex) with Java Web application frameworks (Seam or Spring).
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A panel of one representative from each of the companies above will be talking about a recent complex integration project:
