First of all we have to apologize the delay of the j2flex release date. Actually we planed to publish a first developer test version after the MAX at Barcelona, but we decided to add some more functionality, because of the responses we got at the conference. Additionally our resource planning got a little bit disordered because we underestimated the testing effort, the work for our other projects and last but not least our developers got deseased (but they are already fit again )

We still work on some additional tools for easy handling of the framework and to support the developer at his work. I think we need some more time to complete a version that we can give away without any doubts.

Please be patient and give us the extra time to increase the power of the j2flex framework.

Here you can download the j2flex Product Datasheet as PDF.

In this article I’ll talk about the j2flex client side API, more specifically how to read and modify data.

One of the main goals for j2flex was to keep things simple. For a default installation this means, that you do not have to code a single line of server side code to persist you date (of course you can do this if you want by using the server side Java API, but basic CRUD functionality is already inplemented for you). So let’s see how this works.

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While the last post introduced j2flex and the big picture behind it, this article will take a look at core features of the framework. We start with some theory first as this is needed to understand the sample code later on.

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This is the first article in a series of posts that will introduce j2flex - a persistence framework for Flex powered applications. j2flex is the outcome of our day-to-day work with Flex, LiveCycle Data Services and J2EE in real-life projects with the goal to make your life easier.

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