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Questions from my Adobe Developer Week 2008 Presentation — Flex and Java “Tying the Knot!”

Q1. What versions of Java does Flex support?

A1. Flex itself is agnostic to the available version of Java. The Java remoting (and messaging) infrastructure for Flex is the piece of software that depends on the version of Java running in the environment. LCDS and BlazeDS are the remoting (and messaging) options available from Adobe. GraniteDS, WebORB and OpenAMF are the alternative remoting gateways for Java.

As a case in point, BlazeDS requires JDK 5 JVM (Please look at BlazeDS System Requirements for further details).

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