Instant CRUD with PHP and Flex Builder 3
Looking for some Rails like scaffolding for Flex and PHP? Try clicking the purple eclipse logo at the top left of Flex Builder 3.
You’ll be greeted with a database connection wizard that helps you set up a REST CRUD service, it even builds a mini-app for managing records.
There’s a (well hidden) screen-cast on Adobe labs.
Pretty cool. Even cooler would be a built-in Cairngorm service wizard/generator.
Tip of the hat to Tomo for showing me this.
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Hmm… I tried downloading their “Flex Builder 2″ trial, and running through the steps. They dont seem to match up at all. Theres no data wizard button, etc.
jc,
did you download it from here http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flex/flexbuilder3/ ?
JAVA kids >> U need the J2EE Eclipse version to use this feature for Java. So far, that’s the only way I’ve seen “java” as a choice on this wizard.