List of Tables

Chapter 1. Why are we here? Where are we going?

Table 1.1. Worldwide ubiquity of Adobe Flash Player by version—June 2007

Table 1.2. Flex 1.0 and Rails 1.0 compared

Table 1.3. Flex version history

Table 1.4. Flex 3 and Rails 2 compared

Chapter 3. Getting started

Table 3.1. Flex documentation

Chapter 5. Expanding the Rails code, RESTfully

Table 5.1. The seven standard RESTful controller methodsThis table is inspired by DHH’s “Discovering a world of Resources on Rails” (slide 7), as well as the table on p. 410 of AWDwR 2nd ed. and the tables in Geoffrey Grosenbach’s REST cheat sheet.

Chapter 8. Refactoring to Cairngorm

Table 8.1. Parameters to the ServiceUtils.send function

Table 8.2. HTTPService: WYSINAWYG (What You Send Is Not Always What You Get)

Table 8.3. Example code that uses a contentType of application/xml

Table 8.4. Example code that uses a contentType of application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Chapter 10. Finishing the application

Table 10.1. The two different approaches to preventing mass assignment

Table 10.2. The two different approaches to restricting access to methods

Chapter 11. Refactoring to RubyAMF

Table 11.1. ActionScript 3 to Ruby and Ruby to ActionScript 3 conversions done by RubyAMF