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By P. J. Connolly

July 25, 2008 — AJAX and Adobe Flex don’t always get mentioned in the same sentence, but 4D sees rich Internet applications as the way to bring applications to a wider range of devices than ever before.

The company unveiled yesterday the second release of 4D Web 2.0 Pack v11, a combination of the company’s new 4D for Flex and an update to its AJAX framework that is aimed at developers writing for desktop, mobile and Web systems.

The framework’s update to version 11.2 adds the ability to enter and edit data through the touch-screens on Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch, as well as offline data entry via HTML 5. Adobe AIR is also newly supported, as is the Firefox 3 Web browser. Meanwhile, 4D for Flex provides what the company calls the first direct Flex-to-SQL connectivity.

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