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Provided by Tekno Point Multimedia
Flex 3: Developing Rich Client Applications - Level 1
Description:
Flex 3: Developing Rich Internet Client Application provides experienced application developers with hands-on, practical experience using Flex. This three day course introduces developers to all the primary features of Flex they'll need to know in orbuild a fully functional, well architected front end for a Rich Internet Application (RIA).
Audience:
This course is designed for application developers who want to bring the power of Rich Internet Applications to their web applications. To gain the most from this class, you should:
Be familiar with an object oriented programming language such as java or C++.
Be familiar with XML terminology.
Flex 3.0 & LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging - Level 2
Description:
Flex 3 and LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging provides experienced application developers with hands-on, practical experience connecting their Flex client applications to remote, dynamic data using LiveCycle Data Services. This two day course instructs developers how to connect with remote data using web services and LiveCycle Data Services' features allowing communication with a Javabased server environment. In addition, skills will be learned how to manipulate and format the returned data.
Audience:
This course is designed for application developers who want to connect their Flex client applications to dynamic data using Java-based server environments and web services.
To gain the most from this class, you should:
Have attended the Flex 3: Developing Rich Client Applications course.
Have equivalent knowledge of the topics covered in F3RCA.
Description:
Flex 3: Developing Rich Internet Client Application provides experienced application developers with hands-on, practical experience using Flex. This three day course introduces developers to all the primary features of Flex they'll need to know in orbuild a fully functional, well architected front end for a Rich Internet Application (RIA).
Audience:
This course is designed for application developers who want to bring the power of Rich Internet Applications to their web applications. To gain the most from this class, you should:
Be familiar with an object oriented programming language such as java or C++.
Be familiar with XML terminology.
Flex 3.0 & LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging - Level 2
Description:
Flex 3 and LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging provides experienced application developers with hands-on, practical experience connecting their Flex client applications to remote, dynamic data using LiveCycle Data Services. This two day course instructs developers how to connect with remote data using web services and LiveCycle Data Services' features allowing communication with a Javabased server environment. In addition, skills will be learned how to manipulate and format the returned data.
Audience:
This course is designed for application developers who want to connect their Flex client applications to dynamic data using Java-based server environments and web services.
To gain the most from this class, you should:
Have attended the Flex 3: Developing Rich Client Applications course.
Have equivalent knowledge of the topics covered in F3RCA.
Related Software Programs or Products: Flex Builder 3.0
Related Awards, Degrees or Certifications: You can give online Exam for Adobe Flex Certification.
Related Jobs or Careers: Flex Developer, RIA Developer
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Adobe Flex 3.0
Flex 3: Developing Rich Client Applications - Level 1
Description:
Flex 3: Developing Rich Internet Client Application provides experienced application developers with hands-on, practical experience using Flex. This three day course introduces developers to all the primary features of Flex they'll need to know in orbuild a fully functional, well architected front end for a Rich Internet Application (RIA).
Eligibility / Audience:
This course is designed for application developers who want to bring the power of Rich Internet Applications to their web applications. To gain the most from this class, you should:
Be familiar with an object oriented programming language such as java or C .
Be familiar with XML terminology.
Course Outline (Level 1):
Unit 1: Introducing Flex 3: Developing Rich Client Applications
- Introducing Mastery Learning
- Understanding the Course Format
- Reviewing the course prerequisites
- Reviewing the course outline
- Setting up the application files
Unit 2: Introducing Adobe Flex 3
- Understanding rich Internet application
- Understanding Adobe Flex
- Understanding Adobe Flex Builder
- Understanding the foundation of the RIA: Flash Player/Flash Virtual Machine
- Understanding the Flex application process flow
- Accessing remote data resources from a Flex application
- Getting help and other resources
Unit 3: Getting started with Flex
- Understanding the relationship between Eclipse and Flex Builder
- Exploring the Flex Builder interface
- Creating a project and your first application
- Debugging a Flex application
- Accessing help in Adobe Flex Builder
Unit 4: Learning Flex Fundamentals
- Creating a simple Flex application
- Displaying images
- Laying out a Flex applicati with containers
- Using the Panel container
- Using the ControlBar container
- Adding user interface controls
- Creating data bindings between components
- Architecting an application with MXML components
- Creating properties and methods for MXML components
Unit 5: Handling Events
- Understanding events
- Creating event handlers using inline ActionScript
- Handling events within ActionScript functions
- Placing ActionScript functions in external files
- Understanding the Event object
- Using the addEventListener() method
Unit 6: Laying out an Application Using Constraint Based Layout
- Understanding absolute positioning
- Positioning components within a Canvas container
- Creating a constraint-based layout using Flex Builder
- Creating a constraint-based layout via MXML
- Using Enhanced Constraints
- Using constraint-based layout within nested containers
Unit 7: Using view States for Application Design
- Understanding view states
- Controlling view states
- Reviewing the generated MXML
- Creating view states that include custom component states
Unit 8: Creating Application Navigation
- Understanding navigator containers and controls
- Using the LinkBar control
- Using the TabBar control
- Using the ViewStack container
- Using the TabNavigator container
- Using the Accordion container
- Using ButtonBar & ToggleButtoBar
- Using the ApplicationControlBar container
Unit 9: Customizing the Application
- Customizing Flex application look and feel
- Modifying Styles to change look-and-feel
- Using Themes
- Applying behaviors to components
- Applying transitions to view state changes
Unit 10: Using ActionScript Data Models
- Using the MVC design pattern
- Creating an MXML data model
- Using ActionScript classes as a data model
- Creating an ActionScript constructor with parameters
- Defining class methods
Unit 11: Exchanging Data Between Components using Custom Events
- Understanding the problem with bindings
- Creating custom events
- Sending data with a custom event
Unit 12: Creating Data Entry Forms
- Using the Form container
- Sharing Form Data
- Validating form data
- Triggering validation
- Triggering validation with ActionScript
Unit 13: Retrieving XML Data with HTTPServices
- Retrieving XML data at runtime
- Handling results
- Handling results using an event handler
- Handling faults
- Making HTTP requests to different domains
- Making HTTP requests with parameters
Unit 14: Displaying Data using the DataGrid
- Using the DataGrid control
- Specifying DataGrid columns
- Formatting DataGrid columns
- Using item renderers and item editors
- Inline item renderers and item editors
- Item renderer and item editor components
- Using the TileList and HorizontalList
- Using events and selected items with list-based components
Flex 3.0 & LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging - Level 2
Description:
Flex 3 and LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging provides experienced application developers with hands-on, practical experience connecting their Flex client applications to remote, dynamic data using LiveCycle Data Services. This two day course instructs developers how to connect with remote data using web services and LiveCycle Data Services' features allowing communication with a Javabased server environment. In addition, skills will be learned how to manipulate and format the returned data.
Eligibility / Audience:
This course is designed for application developers who want to connect their Flex client applications to dynamic data using Java-based server environments and web services.
To gain the most from this class, you should:
Have attended the Flex 3: Developing Rich Client Applications course.
Have equivalent knowledge of the topics covered in F3RCA.
Course Outline (Level 2):
Unit 1: Introducing Flex 3 and LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging
- Introducing Mastery Learning
- Understanding the Course Format
- Reviewing the Course Prerequisites
- Reviewing the Course Outline
Unit2: Accessing Web Services
- Using web services
- Invoking web service methods and using the results
- Handling results using an event handler
- Walkthrough 2: Using a result event
- Handling faults
- Calling multiple methods from the same WebService object
- Passing Parameters to Web Services
- Importing Web Services in Flex Builder
Unit3: Introduction to LiveCycle Data Services ES
- Introducing LiveCycle Data Services ES
- Installing LiveCycle Data Services
- Creating a Flex application for use with LiveCycle Data Services
- Understanding the Server Compilation Process
- LiveCycle Data Services Features
- The Proxy Service
- The Proxy Service Default Destination
- Named Proxy Service Destinations
- Using BlazeDS
Unit4: Using Java Classes with the Remoting Service
- Understanding the Remoting Service
- Handling RPC Events
- Complex Remote Method Calls
- Exchanging Data between ActionScript and Java
- Handling Server-Side Exceptions
- Remoting Service Runtime Configuration
Unit5: Managing Data on the Client
- Understanding collection classes
- Filtering data on the client
- Sorting data on the client
- Using the IViewCursor interface
Unit6: Using the Message Service
- Introducing the Message Service
- Sending Messages
- Receiving and Processing Messages
- Sending and Receiving Complex Data
Unit7: Using the Data Management Service
- What is the Flex Data Management Service?
- Data Management Service Architecture
- Changing Data
- Managing Pending Changes
- Using Data Management Service Events
- Advanced Data Management Service Features
Unit8: Providing XML to Controls with E4X
- Understanding XML structure
- Working with XML data in ActionScript 3
- Using E4X Expressions
- Using the Tree control
- Using Tree Control Events and Properties
- Using E4X Expressions for Search
- Removing Items from XML
Unit9: Uploading Files to a Server
- Implementing file transfer basics
- Uploading a file
Description:
Flex 3: Developing Rich Internet Client Application provides experienced application developers with hands-on, practical experience using Flex. This three day course introduces developers to all the primary features of Flex they'll need to know in orbuild a fully functional, well architected front end for a Rich Internet Application (RIA).
Eligibility / Audience:
This course is designed for application developers who want to bring the power of Rich Internet Applications to their web applications. To gain the most from this class, you should:
Be familiar with an object oriented programming language such as java or C .
Be familiar with XML terminology.
Course Outline (Level 1):
Unit 1: Introducing Flex 3: Developing Rich Client Applications
- Introducing Mastery Learning
- Understanding the Course Format
- Reviewing the course prerequisites
- Reviewing the course outline
- Setting up the application files
Unit 2: Introducing Adobe Flex 3
- Understanding rich Internet application
- Understanding Adobe Flex
- Understanding Adobe Flex Builder
- Understanding the foundation of the RIA: Flash Player/Flash Virtual Machine
- Understanding the Flex application process flow
- Accessing remote data resources from a Flex application
- Getting help and other resources
Unit 3: Getting started with Flex
- Understanding the relationship between Eclipse and Flex Builder
- Exploring the Flex Builder interface
- Creating a project and your first application
- Debugging a Flex application
- Accessing help in Adobe Flex Builder
Unit 4: Learning Flex Fundamentals
- Creating a simple Flex application
- Displaying images
- Laying out a Flex applicati with containers
- Using the Panel container
- Using the ControlBar container
- Adding user interface controls
- Creating data bindings between components
- Architecting an application with MXML components
- Creating properties and methods for MXML components
Unit 5: Handling Events
- Understanding events
- Creating event handlers using inline ActionScript
- Handling events within ActionScript functions
- Placing ActionScript functions in external files
- Understanding the Event object
- Using the addEventListener() method
Unit 6: Laying out an Application Using Constraint Based Layout
- Understanding absolute positioning
- Positioning components within a Canvas container
- Creating a constraint-based layout using Flex Builder
- Creating a constraint-based layout via MXML
- Using Enhanced Constraints
- Using constraint-based layout within nested containers
Unit 7: Using view States for Application Design
- Understanding view states
- Controlling view states
- Reviewing the generated MXML
- Creating view states that include custom component states
Unit 8: Creating Application Navigation
- Understanding navigator containers and controls
- Using the LinkBar control
- Using the TabBar control
- Using the ViewStack container
- Using the TabNavigator container
- Using the Accordion container
- Using ButtonBar & ToggleButtoBar
- Using the ApplicationControlBar container
Unit 9: Customizing the Application
- Customizing Flex application look and feel
- Modifying Styles to change look-and-feel
- Using Themes
- Applying behaviors to components
- Applying transitions to view state changes
Unit 10: Using ActionScript Data Models
- Using the MVC design pattern
- Creating an MXML data model
- Using ActionScript classes as a data model
- Creating an ActionScript constructor with parameters
- Defining class methods
Unit 11: Exchanging Data Between Components using Custom Events
- Understanding the problem with bindings
- Creating custom events
- Sending data with a custom event
Unit 12: Creating Data Entry Forms
- Using the Form container
- Sharing Form Data
- Validating form data
- Triggering validation
- Triggering validation with ActionScript
Unit 13: Retrieving XML Data with HTTPServices
- Retrieving XML data at runtime
- Handling results
- Handling results using an event handler
- Handling faults
- Making HTTP requests to different domains
- Making HTTP requests with parameters
Unit 14: Displaying Data using the DataGrid
- Using the DataGrid control
- Specifying DataGrid columns
- Formatting DataGrid columns
- Using item renderers and item editors
- Inline item renderers and item editors
- Item renderer and item editor components
- Using the TileList and HorizontalList
- Using events and selected items with list-based components
Flex 3.0 & LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging - Level 2
Description:
Flex 3 and LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging provides experienced application developers with hands-on, practical experience connecting their Flex client applications to remote, dynamic data using LiveCycle Data Services. This two day course instructs developers how to connect with remote data using web services and LiveCycle Data Services' features allowing communication with a Javabased server environment. In addition, skills will be learned how to manipulate and format the returned data.
Eligibility / Audience:
This course is designed for application developers who want to connect their Flex client applications to dynamic data using Java-based server environments and web services.
To gain the most from this class, you should:
Have attended the Flex 3: Developing Rich Client Applications course.
Have equivalent knowledge of the topics covered in F3RCA.
Course Outline (Level 2):
Unit 1: Introducing Flex 3 and LiveCycle Data Services: Integrating with Data and Messaging
- Introducing Mastery Learning
- Understanding the Course Format
- Reviewing the Course Prerequisites
- Reviewing the Course Outline
Unit2: Accessing Web Services
- Using web services
- Invoking web service methods and using the results
- Handling results using an event handler
- Walkthrough 2: Using a result event
- Handling faults
- Calling multiple methods from the same WebService object
- Passing Parameters to Web Services
- Importing Web Services in Flex Builder
Unit3: Introduction to LiveCycle Data Services ES
- Introducing LiveCycle Data Services ES
- Installing LiveCycle Data Services
- Creating a Flex application for use with LiveCycle Data Services
- Understanding the Server Compilation Process
- LiveCycle Data Services Features
- The Proxy Service
- The Proxy Service Default Destination
- Named Proxy Service Destinations
- Using BlazeDS
Unit4: Using Java Classes with the Remoting Service
- Understanding the Remoting Service
- Handling RPC Events
- Complex Remote Method Calls
- Exchanging Data between ActionScript and Java
- Handling Server-Side Exceptions
- Remoting Service Runtime Configuration
Unit5: Managing Data on the Client
- Understanding collection classes
- Filtering data on the client
- Sorting data on the client
- Using the IViewCursor interface
Unit6: Using the Message Service
- Introducing the Message Service
- Sending Messages
- Receiving and Processing Messages
- Sending and Receiving Complex Data
Unit7: Using the Data Management Service
- What is the Flex Data Management Service?
- Data Management Service Architecture
- Changing Data
- Managing Pending Changes
- Using Data Management Service Events
- Advanced Data Management Service Features
Unit8: Providing XML to Controls with E4X
- Understanding XML structure
- Working with XML data in ActionScript 3
- Using E4X Expressions
- Using the Tree control
- Using Tree Control Events and Properties
- Using E4X Expressions for Search
- Removing Items from XML
Unit9: Uploading Files to a Server
- Implementing file transfer basics
- Uploading a file
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