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The Real Estate Sample Application – Part 2: Managing Property Listings Through Flash Forms


Laura Arguello

Laura Arguello

www.blueinstant.com
www.asfusion.com

Nahuel Foronda

Nahuel Foronda

www.blueinstant.com
www.asfusion.com

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Created:
12 December 2005
User Level:
Advanced

In Part 1 of this tutorial, you built a search interface for the Real Estate sample application. In Part 2, you will learn how to populate a form by binding the fields to a datagrid, and then edit, add, and remove records from the database. You will add functionality to the one-screen interface you started to build in Part 1, using ColdFusion and Flash Remoting.

Requirements

To complete this tutorial you will need to install the following software and files:

ColdFusion MX 7.01

Database: Microsoft Access, SQL Server, or MySQL

Tutorials and sample files:

  • realestate_pt2.zip (ZIP, 132K)

    This tutorial builds on the files from Part 1. You can use your files from there and add the functionality from this tutorial. If you prefer, you can download this file, which has the complete code for Part 2.

    To install the sample application for Part 2, unzip the files, copy the realestate folder to your web root, create a data source called realEstate in the ColdFusion Administrator, and then browse to http://localhost/realestate/index.cfm or http://localhost:8500/realestate for ColdFusion stand-alone installations. See the full instructions in the Readme file.

Prerequisite Knowledge

  • Part 1 of this tutorial
  • Basic knowledge of ColdFusion components and Flash Forms
  • Ability to set up a data source and write simple SQL statements

About the authors

Laura Arguello is one of the founders of Blue Instant, where she has been creating web applications for the last five years. Apart from her company, she also maintains a blog, AS Fusion, where she and Nahuel Foronda write about ColdFusion, Flash, and other Macromedia and web technologies.

Nahuel Foronda is the founder and lead Flash developer for Blue Instant, a web development firm specializing in Rich Internet Applications. During his five years of experience with Flash, he has created award-winning applications and websites. He also maintains a blog on Flash and ColdFusion called AS Fusion.