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DB2 Tutorials : Combine the power of WebSphere sMash with Adobe Flex
| WebSphere sMash provides a powerful framework for rapidly building Web applications. With support for both Groovy and PHP scripting languages, WebSphere sMash enables you to quickly begin developing Web 2.0 applications. This article demonstrates the RESTful, standards-based techniques you can use to combine interactive user interfaces written in Adobe Flex with WebSphere sMash back end logic. |  |
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