You would probably need to double check this - but I'm (kinda?) certain that you can't access components that are stored off the web root.
Almost. The CFCs have to be web-accessible (and have access="remote" on their methods). That means they have to live below the web root or you need a virtual directory on the web server (which effectively extends the "web root").
That being said - it's fairly common practice to have a CFC that handles all your Flash Remoting calls, for greater seperation between layers.
This CFC will grab the relevent data from the CFCs that is required and pass it off to the Remoting request.
Yes, see my article on fa�ades:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/flashremoting/articles/facades.html
Regards, Sean
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