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	<title>Thomas Holl</title>
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		<title>Red5 Application Deployment with Capistrano</title>
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Introduction
To deploy the applications for Red5, I found that Rubys Capistrano really fits very nice. This is an abstract on how we did it.
Basic Requirements
Subversion repository with your Red5 Application checked in (the compiled .class files) with the following structure (or adjust the script below):

	webapps/config
	webapps/MyRed5Application
	webapps/red5-default.xml

On the server

	Installed and configured Red5 ...</description>
		<link>http://www.thomas-holl.com/wordpress/red5-application-deployment-with-capistrano/</link>
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		<title>Convert Generic Objects into Class Instances using JSON Schema</title>
		<description>To convert plain old Actionscript objects into Value Objects I've created a generator (still in internal pre alpha mode) that will take (what I call) a "JSON Schema definition" file and generate the Actionscript Value Object classes. 
In the "JSON Schema definition" (like XML Schema), the data structure is declared ...</description>
		<link>http://www.thomas-holl.com/wordpress/convert-generic-objects-into-class-instances-using-json-schema/</link>
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		<title>Managing Flex Modules</title>
		<description>When working with modules the "edit-compile-run" cycle can get in your way: Compiling the main application and then the separate modules, managing multiple Flex Builder/Ant projects, etc. For developing, it would be best to have just one big project. Here is how we do it...


Keep each of your modules in ...</description>
		<link>http://www.thomas-holl.com/wordpress/managing-flex-modules/</link>
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		<title>The Humble MXML</title>
		<description>While thinking about how to separate logic and user interface code on my current Flex project, I rerun into Michael Feathers great article about the "Humble Dialog Box". I used this approach a couple of years before on a C++ project, was happy with it and I am now implementing ...</description>
		<link>http://www.thomas-holl.com/wordpress/the-humble-mxml/</link>
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