Download Projects - Flex 3 Getting Started

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Resources

Download preconfigured Flex Builder projects

This page contains links to ZIP files that contain pre-configured, importable Flex Builder projects for each of the Flex 3 Getting Started Experience modules.

To use these ZIP files:

Download the ZIP file to your computer.
Open Flex Builder.
Select File > Import > Flex Project from the menu bar (File > Import > Flex > Import Project in the Eclipse plugin version).
Navigate to the ZIP file you just downloaded and click Open.
Select Finish.

Flex Builder imports the ZIP file and creates a Flex Project. The projects are ready to run; the applications that retrieve data from a server are configured to access examples.adobe.com and selected partner sites.

Building a simple RIA
Exchanging data with a server
Working with data
- PHP
- JSP
- ColdFusion
- ASP.NET
Handling events
UI layout
Displaying lists
Customizing components
Multi-page apps
Debugging

Tip: When you click one of these links, select Save (not Open), save the file on your workstation, and import the project into Flex Builder, as described above.

Learn more

Importing projects in Flex Builder

Comments (Hide)

You can barely make out the links on this page. There needs to be a distinquishing feature that makes the links stand out. As passe as it may seem, underlines get you there faster. How many users give up because they can't find what they want? I am, at this moment, running two computers, 6 different websites, a flex 3 program, email programs, and I have to take time to figure out where the links are...make it easy to find.

Posted by Troy Jones at Mar 01, 2008 10:40

I think the links are distinguishable. I had no problems finding relevant ZIP files.

Posted by Dmitry Dmitry at Mar 26, 2008 18:04

Great samples! They are very helpful. It will be great if there is one link to download all and unzip it to get the 9 samples rather than 9 downloads and 9 unzips.

Posted by Hui Ouyang at Jun 07, 2008 08:14

Does any one know the correct HTTPService URL link for the jsp version? The one that is provided does not work. I am getting an HTTP Error. This is for the Exchange of Data tutorial.

Posted by Ian Parkin at May 19, 2009 12:04

I think the blue links are fine (maybe a little more contrast).

More important: I wish all the projects were also available as one big archive file. And... that I could import an entire directory of projects.

jimp

Posted by James Pearson at Jun 30, 2009 20:35

I agree with the color contrast comment for the blue links (in that they are hard to distinguish) but I think it might be the respective browser. At any rate, one can simply read or hover over with the mouse to determine if something is a link (I had no trouble).

Posted by Stephen Quinn at Aug 26, 2009 06:34

I have to agree with Troy. It took me awhile to find the links. Once I found them then yes I could see them, if I concentrate.
Do your readers a favor and change the links. They really are bad.

Posted by Herman Wadler at Sep 06, 2009 13:15

I have to agree that the links are hard to see. The reason the links are hard to see for some people is due to there degree of color blindness. I'm partially color blind and I find the blue links hard to distinguish from the the black text on the page

Posted by Kristina Tripp at Sep 21, 2009 08:17

sadf

Posted by Razan Abbass at Oct 12, 2009 09:58

For those having issues with the color contrast and seeing the links you might consider a download manager like Orbit, DAP, or Free Download Manager. Helpful tool to have even beyond this page.

Posted by Craig D. at Oct 13, 2009 12:32

it is so easy the exolanation to get started but really is not true I think that anybodt that take this way needsto involved serioslly

Posted by martin rosas at Jan 05, 2010 07:08

It's still a far behind Visual Studio 08 or even 05...

Posted by Mike at Feb 05, 2010 10:41