Summary

Let’s look back at what have you seen in this chapter. We started with small Flexlets, complementing the LiveCycle Workspace ES, and ended up with the completely independent Flex applications that treat LiveCycle ES as yet another service container.

We started with the sample set of users provided by the LiveCycle ES sample installation and arrived at an enterprise repository of users and groups from our own database.

We have benefited from LiveCycle ES services, but did not stop there, and extended them with our own. That, in particular, allowed us to perform a decomposition of the complex business process into a scalable set of simpler processes via events.

We have used a lot of Java. For instance, we used Java to dispatch events. You may take our example further by building a reusable event dispatching service and then invoking it, say, from a Flex application. It’s just another service container!

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