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Flex, PHP und JSON

Im Adobe Developer Center gibt es einen Artikel zu Flex, PHP und JSON.

In almost every RIA data needs to be transmitted from a server to the client. (…) Adobe Flex makes implementing this solution an easy task. The solution explained in this tutorial uses PHP for the server-side programming and sends the data using JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) encoding. By the end of the tutorial you will be sending simple objects along with arrays of objects from your PHP code to your Flex client.

Flex, PHP, Json Tutorial

Mal wieder ein Flex Tutorial: Using Flex, PHP, and JSON to Modify a MySQL Database

This tutorial should show a decent way to send data in a database to and from flex to php using json.

Presentations 2.0

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Flex, PHP und JSON

Flex & PHP Tutorial - Transmitting data using JSON von Paranoid Ferret Productions.

Basically what I am going to go over here is how to use php and json to send data to your flex application, and then how to use that data in Flex.

This is actually a lot easier than it seems because PHP and Flex both have functions to handle json data transmissions. For Flex, the one thing you need to make sure is that you have the corelib from Adobe in order to use the JSON functions - this can be found at Adobe Flex coreLib. This can be added to a project in Flex builder by going into the properties of a project then to “Flex Build Path” and adding the .swc to the library path. For PHP, if you have a version greater than 5.2, you are all set. If not, you can either upgrade, or install the php-json extension.

Json & JsonML

Martin Brown beschreibt in Get to know JsonML die JSON Erweiterung JsonML.

JsonML builds on the basics of JSON and enables you to model the user interface elements using JavaScript notation. This makes the elements easier to build and easier to populate than directly generating XHTML- or DOM-based elements, and it much more compatible. You can then convert the JavaScript structure into XHTML without having to worry about the DOM interface or its differences.

Eine Liste könnte in JsonML z.B. so aussehen:

[ "ul", { style : "list-style-type:none"},

 [ "li",

 "First item"],

 [ "li",

 "Second item"],

 [ "li",

 "Third item"],

 ];

Interessant.