Building an IM Bot Using
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Flex is a complete set of
tools to develop rich
Internet cross-platform
applications based on the
Flash platform. With
Flex, you can create
applications that not
only have the 'wow
factor' necessary to
please clients and users
alike, but the 'usability
factor' nec...
All applications, simple
or complex, online or
desktop, are composed of
many elements: screens,
forms, menus, etc. In a
Rich Internet
Application, those
elements can also include
video, audio, or images.
From the programmer's
standpoint, it would be
great to be ab...
In Part 1 of this
tutorial (CFDJ, Vol.7,
issue 12), you built a
search interface for the
Real Estate sample
application. In Part 2,
you'll learn how to
populate a form by
binding the fields to a
datagrid, and then edit,
add, and remove records
from the database. Y...
With the release of
Macromedia ColdFusion 7
and the arrival of Flash
Forms, developers were
presented with an
alternative to HTML forms
that offered them
additional functionality,
such as full-featured
controls not available in
HTML and built-in
validation. That a...
With the release of
Macromedia ColdFusion 7
and the arrival of Flash
Forms, developers were
presented with an
alternative to HTML forms
that offered them
additional functionality,
such as full-featured
controls not available in
HTML and built-in
validation. 
As you may know by now,
ColdFusion 7 includes a
new feature that lets us
create forms in flash
format. They work as a
replacement for html
forms, but give us some
additional controls like
the tree, grid, and
calendar. Even if making
a 'form' doesn't sound
very app...