In this episode of the training series, you will learn how to work with the Network Monitor to view a data request and the returned data and how to bind the return data to UI components in a display.

In this episode of the training series, you learn about some of the other information that you can gather from the Network Monitor and how to use the Flash Debugger to view returned data from the server.

Learn how to deploy a robust video delivery service within your enterprise that will ensure high quality of service, minimal network usage, and strategic deployment methods that keep your servers safe for both internal and external delivery. Deploying a service structure that meets the demands for higher quality and more usage that doesn't bring down your network will be the focus of this session. Step though deployment and configuration strategies for unicast, HTTP, multicast, and P2P with Adobe engineering's tips on hardening, configuring, and monitoring Adobe Flash Media Servers within your network.

Learn how to leverage video for Flash within your enterprise, including how to create an encoding portal and publish with Flash Media Server, as well as implementing access controls to protect your content with LDAP and Active Directory. This session will introduce how the Adobe created Adobe TV using our own products to help increase view times and employee attention while reducing costs. Go through the steps of deploying, configuring, and monitoring Flash Media Server within your network, and learn how to implement a publishing system for live and recorded media.

Part 3 of 4 of the Hands-on Flex training sessions for ColdFusion developers

Get a whirlwind introduction to a variety of new Flash Builder 4 features related to testing, profiling, and monitoring, including new debugging features, new profiler features, unit testing support, the Network Monitor, and doing command line builds.

Former Adobe Product Manager Tim Buntel demonstrates how to enable paging large record-sets automatically with Flash Builder and ColdFusion, and how the new network monitor can analyze network traffic.