An Update to the Force.com Toolkit for Adobe Flex and AIR

By Ryan Marples | Published: May 28, 2009

Hot on the heels of yesterday's toolkit announcement is another one, this time it's an update to our Force.com Toolkit for Adobe Flex and AIR. This toolkit enables developers building applications using Flex and AIR to be able to leverage the data and business processed held within Force.com. This combination of a rich user experience and the enterprise platform creates lots of opportuntiies for great applications.

This new revision of the toolkit has been updated to the latest version of the Force.com web services API and includes some fixes and updates. The cool thing is that some of these updates came from our community, specifically from the folks at Model Metrics, it's great to see community contributions! Also of note is that we've moved the toolkit to Google Code which we like a bit better than SourceForge.

Learn more about the toolkit here and download the bits from our Code Share project.
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  • Anonymous Coward

    As usual with Salesforce documentation, there a a million paths that lead nowhere to find out what was specifically changed, added, fixed, etc.?

  • http://twitter.com/marplesoft Ryan Marples

    Hi Anonymous :)
    Sorry for not including extensive release notes in the toolkit itself – most of the updates were about supporting the latest version of the API. For documentation about changes in the API and platform, check out http://developer.force.com/releases/ which points to the awesome “Summer ’09 Release Notes“ – this documents many of the changes from one version to the next. The platform has its own section in that guide. The primary change in the toolkit was to update to the new version of the force.com web services API (see the documentation at http://wiki.developerforce.com/index.php/Documentation and scroll down to the API). We previously supported version 12, and we now support the latest version in the toolkit (16).
    I hope this helps. If you have any questions about particular functionality – feel free to ping me.
    Ryan