Adobe Flash Professional CC, now known as Adobe Animate, can be used to create Flash games. However, it does not natively integrate with Java application servers for game development. To build, generate, and test your own Flash games, you typically use Adobe Animate for the design and animation aspects, and ActionScript, a scripting language for Flash, to write the game logic.
If you want to incorporate Java components or use a Java application server, you would need to create a backend using Java that interacts with the game—potentially for server-side processing, multiplayer functionality, or database management. This process usually involves setting up a server that can communicate with the Flash application over the internet, using networking protocols such as HTTP or WebSockets, though this setup becomes more complex.
Ensure you're aware that Adobe Flash Player has been officially discontinued as of December 2020, and many browsers no longer support Flash content, so consider using HTML5 and JavaScript for new projects.
