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Java.and.Flex.Integration.Bible
For years, Java has been used to develop Web applications that allow users to access server-side data through user interfaces presented in a Web browser. Generally, the user interfaces for theseapplications have been presented to the user as HTML by using technologies such as Java Server[Read More]
Pages (JSP) to insert server-side data into the user interface to create dynamic, data-driven applications. Flex offers another possibility for Web application user interfaces — the highly visual, fluid, and
rich experience provided by Adobe Flash Player and Flash movies. Flex puts the richness and power of Flash into the hands of application developers by providing a software development kit and user interface components that allow developers to create Flash applications by using familiar software development tools and methodologies.
When you integrate Java and Flex in a Web application, you get the best of both worlds. You get the power and stability that Java provides on the server side and the rich, dynamic user interfaces that Flex and Adobe Flash Player make possible. In this book, you learn to marry the two to create applications with the data your customers need and the visually compelling user experience they want.
There are many applications on the Web — some you probably use without even knowing it. When you want these online applications to offer a richer experience to the end user, you need to use the right tools.
Flex is one of these tools, but that only accounts for half the requirements. For an application to be truly useful, it needs a dynamic back end to process the user’s information and add the overall usefulness for the end user.
Java can help you write the back end that provides data to your Flex applications and makes them more dynamic and useful. Java has a number of frameworks, development tools, and libraries that can make developing powerful, data-driven Web applications faster and less complicated than other platforms.
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McGraw.Hill.How.to.Do.Everything.Microsoft.Expression.Web.2
Expression Web 2 helps you build standards-based sites with as much assistance as you need. Whether you are a comfortable hand coder, strictly a great visual designer, or have never built a web page before, you’re sure to find Expression Web 2 a comfortable program to use.[Read More]
The program interface offers a clear display of menus and task panes that offer labels and tooltips to keep you on track. Your work centers around the Editing window, which can show different views for hand or visual coding, as well as displaying reports and other structural information.
If you are under the impression that Expression Web 2 is simply an updated version of FrontPage, think again. The program was built separately from any influence of earlier Microsoft products. Although there are visual similarities in the program interface, the program works in an entirely different way. Unlike with its limited-feature predecessor, FrontPage, your pages aren’t filled with superfluous formatting tags and other background bloating.
Expression Web 2
This book is about Expression Web 2, part of the Microsoft Expression suite of graphic and web products. It’s usually a difficult task to capture every nuance of a subject within the confines of a book’s pages, and this book is no exception. We have covered the program from touring the interface to publishing your site, but we had to make some decisions on how much emphasis to place on a particular topic area or process. ASP.NET, for example, could have easily made up half the book, if not more. Our approach to emphasizing one tool or process over another is based on what the average user would turn to for assistance in building their own web sites.
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