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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 »

Tags: CityTech, Flamingo, Flash, Flex, integration, JavaFX, Seam, Spring, Web applications

The JSF Summit for 2009 is coming up soon:

De­cember 1st through 4th
Or­lando, Florida
Loews Portofino Hotel @ Uni­versal Orlando

It’s a time to take stock of the whole of JavaServer Faces as it has evolved so far, but some areas will also come in for spe­cial focus. Some of these key topics are: Read more »

Tags: AJAX, JSF, JSF 2.0, portlets, QA, RichFaces, Seam, Spring

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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Tags: Flamingo, Flex, integration, JavaFX, JMS, messaging, RIA, Seam, server push, Silverlight, Spring

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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Tags: Flamingo, Flash, Flex, integration, JavaFX, rich user interface, Seam, Spring, Web applications