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Monday September 23, 2002

Macromedia Flash Remoting MX Released.

From theserverside.com:

Macromedia today announced Macromedia Flash Remoting MX for J2EE AppServers (and also for .NET). Flash Remoting MX allows you to connect any J2EE-backend (EJB's, JMX, Servlets, java classes) to new GUI written in Flash; it was already used to create a new Petstore GUI on top of the original Petstore EJB layer. [ press release ]

The interesting thing about this product is that it seems to be app-server agnostic. Here are the system requirements:

Microsoft .NET Support
· Intel Pentium II processor or faster
· 256 MB RAM (512 recommended)
· 5 MB hard disk space
· Microsoft .NET Framework v1.0 SDK
· Windows 2000 Server SP2
· Windows XP Professional
· Macromedia Flash MX
· Macromedia Flash Player 6,0,47,0, or later
Java Support
· 256 MB RAM (512 recommended)
· 5 MB hard disk space
· Windows NT Server 4.0 SP6a
· Windows 2000 Server SP2
· Linux: Red Hat 7.3 or SuSE 7.3
· Unix: SPARC Solaris 2.7, 8
· J2EE 1.2, 1.3
· Servlet 2.2, 2.3
· Macromedia Flash MX
· Macromedia Flash Player 6,0,47,0 or later

A 5.64 MB Download. It troubles me that it's a trial download though. That means that Macromedia is going to charge me if I ever want to use this. In other Macromedia news, they sent me an e-mail today asking me if I wanted to be a beta tester for HomeSite 5.2! My fingers are crossed for Java support.

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