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Flex, Livecycle Data Services, BlazeDS and AIR development for the Enterprises

For Adobe Italy Comtaste has created a series of free events where we'll talk about the use of Flex, Livecycle Data Services, BlazeDS and AIR development in enterprises contexts.

The first event will be in Rome on June 18 : AIR development for Enterprise desktop applications

We'll show how to create desktop applications using AIR and how to integrate them to JEE enviroments with LiveCycle Data Service and BlazeDS.

The second event was scheduled in Rome on July 2 and Milan on June 25. The tile of the event is Enterprise Flex Application with LiveCycle Data Services.

The events are totally free but you need to register on the Adobe Events site.

Posted by marco casario on June 04, 2008 at 05:18 PM in AIR Adobe Integrated Runtime, BlazeDS, Flex, Livecycle Data Services, Livecycle ES | Permalink

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