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I have a Java EE project which contain a part implemented by Flex.
I want to upgrade all the interfaces, implemented by JSP pages, to
flex 4.
I think that the two technologies are completely different. Also, there
is not a bridge between flex and JSP.
That why i have to reinitialize the project from zero by Flex
technology.
have you any solution please?
OK, I’ll attempt to give you a clue where to start. Flex does support using JSP as the backend, using the HTTPService object. Assuming your JSPs were built with this in mind. If not you can build new compliant JSPs that support your existing functionality and the new requirements of an HTTPService call. A decent starting point, provided by Adobe. http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_Building_Flex_Applications_with_JSPs-7746.html
The above link assumes you are providing a serializable datastream as the result of a call to your JSP pages. This would allow you to access the data from within your actionscript code, and manipulate it any way you want.
There are other sources available, including BlazeDS, mentioned in the above link. http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/blazeds/