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AJAX and Flex: Developers Can "Get the Best of Both Worlds," Says Adobe's William Wechtenhiser

Live From "Real-World AJAX" in Times Square, New York, March 13th, 2006
By SYS-CON TV
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June 21, 2006 07:15 AM EDT
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AJAXWorld News Desk 06/21/06 06:54:14 AM EDT

Two months ago - March 13, 2006 - William Wechtenhiser, Director of Flex Enterprise for Adobe, was interviewed by SYS-CON.TV. See the interview, conducted by SYS-CON Media group publisher and editorial director Jeremy Geelan, recorded live at the 'Real-World AJAX' One-Day Seminar in New York's Times Square. Hear about ways to use Flex in an AJAX environment, connecting your AJAX apps with Flex widgets - how you as a developer, in other words, can get the best of two worlds.
queZZtion 05/11/06 08:16:54 AM EDT

Anyone know a good reference for help with using JSP documents with Flex? Any help or URLs, whatever, much appreciated.