Macromedia Flex Hosting?

Macromedia's site is inconsistent on this issue. Yes, there's the EULA, but see also: http://www.macromedia.com/software/flex/productinfo/faq/#item-f14

I heard they were working on it a couple of months ago, but I think they are having so much success with Flex that there isn't a need to make it accessible to such smaller companies & hosting providers yet.

Everyone bitched about Flashcom being so expensive, but I pay $10 a month, and Google Ads pays for that 10 times over.

...it would rock, though. I can't charge for work via my NCL license.

And you can forget about *anything* happening with Flex hosting until *after* the merger is completed. Ugh!

Boy, that's strange. I'd love to know what MM's reasoning is for that policy.

I'm very interested in finding partners for ecommerce Flex hosting & development. Where there's a will...there's a way!
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I could not find a hosting client either so I set up a flex hosting service, http://www.t2euk.com email me if you need it jbranson(at)t2euk.com

Flex hosting is sorely needed. We just cannot expect the client to purchase our web application for th 15,000 licensing fee

I'd like to assume that this is an issue only with 1.5. For most apps, obviously, you're not going to need the Enterprise Services for version 2, so you can just plop the resulting .swf file on the web server and be done with it. That can't possibly violate the EULA, and the IDE is going to be priced at under a thousand dollars.

Exactly how many times do we have to say that A SERVER IS NO LONGER REQUIRED? You don't even have to buy the IDE that'll cost under a grand. Code without it and compile it yourself. Read, get informed, and then make an informed decision. Yeesh.

fasthit.net are a bit on the expensive side. I also tried their hosting out last week. Not bad at all, but their support is a bit scratchy - good one minute, bad the next 24 hours! That was enough for me to drop them.
I have now decided to go with crystaltech.com. I have checked them out quite thoroughly the past few days. They have all-round better options, and the cost is about 33% less. Their pre-sales support to-date has been quite good too. One thing to be aware of though. If you want Flex hosting for FDS (Flex Data Services) data-push. It is not available with either Fast Hit or CrystalTech. It seems you need a dedicated server for that. By the way, as a bonus, CrystalTech run their shared hosting with Flex on ColdFusion MX 7.0.2 Enterprise. Flex is also available on all their ColdFusion plans including the USD $16 something one - not that they mention it.
As a tip for anyone selling Flex hosting. They should mention the words; Flex and 7.2 and 7.0.2 and if running CF Enterprise, definitely the word 'Enterprise' too. We might all be able to find them then and they will get a lot more clients. It seems that Fast Hit are the only ones that totally realise this.