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    3. D.Beard, N.Jerke, "Building Database Driven Flash Applications"

    D.Beard, N.Jerke, "Building Database Driven Flash Applications"

    Posted By: Alexpal
    Date: 26 Oct 2005 15:06:18

    Darin Beard, Noel Jerke, "Building Database Driven Flash Applications"
    friends of ED | ISBN 1590591100 | 2003 Year | CHM | 13,35 Mb | 504 Pages


    “Provides complete application solutions "out-of-the-box" that are ready for use by the reader
    Examples on multiple technology platforms including ASP, ASP .NET, SQL Server, and Access
    Building Database-Driven Flash Applications demonstrates how the capabilities of Flash programming can be combined with Web back-end databases directly, without an intermediate layer of programming. Techniques for utilizing Flash presentation capabilities with the power of back-end databases are covered in step-by-step detail. Techniques and complete "out-of-the-box" solutions that are ready to be utilized immediately are presented.

    Summary of Content:
    Part One Setting Up the Environment
    Chapter 1: Introducing Flash MX
    Chapter 2: Setting Up the Web Server and Database Environment
    Chapter 3: Creating Your First Flash Application
    Chapter 4: Adding ActionScript to Your Flash Application

    Part Two Creating Sample Solutions
    Chapter 5: Building a Flashy Online Poll Engine
    Chapter 6: Building a Nontrivial Trivia Game
    Chapter 7: Building Calendars in a Flash
    Chapter 8: Building Graphical Reports    		”



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