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Framework, component library & integration channels to make robust Flex/AIR applications and to integrate it effectively with Java and the LAMP stack

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Updated Jan 28, 2009 by tshanky
Labels:	Featured, Phase-Implementation

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Getting Started with Fireclay

What is Fireclay?

Fireclay is a framework for building robust applications using Flex. The current version works with Flex 3.2. In the near future Flex 4 (Gumbo) will also be supported. More about Fireclay can be learned from the FAQ.

Getting Fireclay

There is no release yet. This means the only way to get hold of Fireclay now is to get it from the svn repository. If looking at the source is not something you fancy or want to delve into right away then just grab fireclay.swc (the Flex library file) from the framework/flex3.2/fireclay/bin/ folder in the svn trunk.

Compiling Fireclay Source

Everything under the framework/flex3.2/fireclay folder can be imported as a Flex project within Flex Builder and compiled using the Flex Builder IDE. At this time no ANT Scripts or alternative mechanisms are provided to compile the source, although you will see those additions to the repository in the near future.

Using Fireclay in a Flex Project

Comment by leeburstroghm, Jan 21, 2009

Library added successfully and the classes are available.

Now, How to use these components, and which class does what job.!! :)

Comment by tshanky, Jan 28, 2009

I hope to add a few tutorials by next week. That could be a starting point to understand the implemented design patterns and the usage idioms.

Comment by leeburstroghm, Jan 28, 2009

I anxiously await to reap the benefits of your labors!!

Comment by leeburstroghm, Feb 16, 2009

Hey, Some more info on how to use this framework will be really helpful please!!

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