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how to integrate my struts based project with flex.can any one help me in this without changing the structure of project like action,bo,dao.
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Re: Flex with struts
hi friend..

i am not sure but may this link can help u ONJava.com -- Integrating Macromedia Flex with Java

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Re: Flex with struts
thanks....
but i am using eclipse flex plug-in.if possible please send small example on that.
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