Login System For A Flex Application With ColdFusion Backend Part 3 - Custom Login Form Component

Introduction To Part 3 - Custom Login Form Component

When I finished part 2 of this project, I had successfully connected my Flex application to the ColdFusion backend. Now I could finally get to work on designing the actual login form of my Flex application. My initial design question was how should I build the login form? I could include all the mxml and action script in the same application that will be used for the newsletter or I could design a custom login form component. I decided to design a custom login form component since I could then reuse the login form in other applications. Also, while I'm designing the custom login form component, other developers could be working on the main newsletter application.

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Login System For A Flex Application With ColdFusion Backend Part 2 - Flex - ColdFusion Connectivity

Introduction to Part 2 - Flex - ColdFusion Connectivity

In part 1 of my quest to develop a login system using Flex, ColdFusion, and a database, I discussed how I developed the database, the CFCs, and tested everything. My next step is to create a Flex application and test connecting Flex to the backend CFCs.

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Solving A Problem In Relating An ActionScript Class To A ColdFusion CFC

I just spent an hour trouble shooting an issue I was having with a Flex 2.0 application that uses an ActionScript 3.0 class that is an alias for (based on) a ColdFusion CFC. Using ActionScript class aliases for ColdFusion CFCs allows you to pass back and forth specific types of Objects between Flex and ColdFusion. It turns out the solution was pretty simple, but is not something ColdFusion developers normally pay attention to.

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