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How can we compare JavaFX with Flex4 ?

 
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How can we compare JavaFX with Flex4 ? What is the future of Java/Flex Integration ?
 
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I'll give my disclaimer first: my knowledge of JavaFX is fairly limited. However, I looked into it for an article I wrote for the IBM developerWorks site, and the main consistency between Silverlight, Flex, JavaFX and OpenLaszlo is that they are all XML declarative frameworks, where objects (usually custom JavaScript libraries, except for Flex which of course uses ActionScript) are declared as XML tags, sometimes (but not always) preceded by a namespace declaration, and properties of objects can be set as arguments of the object node. For example:

<MainView id="thisView" isVisible="false">
<SomeObject id="someDisplayObject" buttonMode="true" />
</MainView>

 
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Simple and clear.....Thank You Orlando.
 
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