E-Commerce site

Hi,
I am doing an e commerce site using flex as front end. Can
any give link for sample application of e-commerce with source code
which can be viewed. Thanks in advance.
Regards
Muthu

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> I am doing an e commerce site using flex as front end.
Can any give link
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> Thanks in advance.
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I need to build a simple e -commerce site for an
assignment. I want it to containg javabeans(to
provide dynamic features) , sql database access and
things like login/password user sections all all the
other usual e - commerce stuff. Its going to be a
simple site so not going to go over complex.How experienced are you with the non-Java technologies? SQL and relational databases, security, HTTP/HTTPS, HTML, programming in general, object-oriented programming in particular?
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