Yes, I would be interested too. I've asked the question about server-side dependencies some months ago to an adobe employee. This is what he answered to me :
Client Component Framework only comes with ADEP, so you’d need to purchase ADEP Basic as a minimum. >From a technical perspective, you could reference a local copy of the CFF libraries from your vanilla Flex project and go from there. 2012/1/18 Cosma Colanicchia <cosma...@gmail.com> > Hello everybody, this is my first post on the list. > > I'm very interested in marshall plan and any other techniques to > obtain modular applications in Flex, I experimented with them in the > past and experienced a lot of headaches.. > > I was very curious to see Gravity framework in action, I know that it has > been embedded in the new Adobe Experience Server, that is part of the > ADEP platform, under the name Client Component Framework (official > documentation at [1] and an interesting blog entry at [2]). > > It looks like a client module system based on the concept of OSGI-like > "bundles", that allows dynamic/IoC loading of UI pieces and services by > the client, that should automatically deals with the related > ApplicationDomain complexities. > > I'm not sure about technical dependencies upon the server-side > Experience Server container, but looking at the HelloGravity sample > application [3] it looks as if it was designed to be run without it. > > It would be great if this framework could be open-sourced and > donated to Apache as well.. > > > [1] > http://help.adobe.com/en_US/enterpriseplatform/10.0/AEPDeveloperGuide/WS8cbf8723eeed7311-533d49d71328c5b7f7e-8000.html > [2] > http://craigrandall.net/archives/2011/07/what-is-the-client-component-framework/ > [3] > http://blogs.adobe.com/gravity/2011/09/09/hellogravity-sample-application/ >
