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| | When integrating Flex with other technologies, the most important points to remember are: |
| | | * Flex is a client-side technology that is rendered by Flash Player 9 or Adobe? AIR?. |
| | | * Flex is a client-side technology that is rendered by Flash Player 9 or Adobe AIR. |
| | * Flex can work JavaScript on the client. |
| | * Flex requires a server-side technology (like ColdFusion, LiveCycle Data Services, Java, ASP.NET or PHP) to provide it with real-time data. |
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| | * !java_btn.gif! [Flex and Java|Flex and Java] |
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| | * !cf_btn.gif! [Flex and ColdFusion|Flex and ColdFusion] |
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| | To learn more about how Flex works with server-side technologies to retrieve data, read [Part II: Exchanging Data|Part II. Exchanging Data]. |
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