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snapshot Using the ImageSnapshot Class in Flex to take a Snap Shot of a component
This Example shows you how to take a Snap Shot/Screen Shot of a flex Component using the ImageSnapShot.captureBitmapData() method. It is pretty simple so look at the example and click the button to take a snap shot. Source View is Enabled. Click Here for the Example

RemoteObject Class in Flex and ColdFusion Example

Sep 21, 2008 Author: Sherif | Filed under: ColdFusion, Flex

remoteflex RemoteObject Class in Flex and ColdFusion Example
This Example uses the RemoteObject Class/MXML Tag in Flex to send some parameters to a ColdFusion CFC file, the ColdFusion CFC file then processes the parameters that Flex sent it then sends the results back which we display in Flex.  The Example is simple and straightforward and you can use this as a stepping stone to create bigger applications. You can, for example query up a Database from ColdFusion then have flex send some parameters which ColdFusion can take and determine for example to delete,insert,filter, something from the Database.  A couple of things you need to take note of. 1) You must set the destination=”ColdFusion” or you will get this error:

[RPC Fault faultString="[MessagingError message='The MessageAgent's destination must be set to send messages.']” faultCode=”InvokeFailed” faultDetail=”Couldn’t establish a connection to ””]

Also When you drill down to the CFC file make sure that you are Starting from where the root of your site is and to also include the src Folder in flex. So For Example myExample.src.ThisIsTheCFCFile, DO NOT put the .cfc Extension. Here is the Example, just type in Your First Name and Last Name and click Submit. Click Here for the Example and Right Click For the Source

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