Yes, that helps a lot. I was searching and I found this: http://www.logicalchaostheory.com/2008/02/10/remoteobject-for-flash-cs3/ I have not tested it yet, so I don't know if it has problems. But what happens with applications like WebOrb? do you think faking the RemoteObject class will work? Also, "Serialization and de-serialization on the server side", is solved by WebOrb, I think that's won't be my problem (or yes? :S)
I'm trying to download the open source of Flex, and I found this: http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Download+Flex+4 http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Downloads I think I need the "Open Source Flex SDK", but what is inside "Adobe Add-ons for Open Source Flex SDK"? --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, claudiu ursica <the_bran...@...> wrote: > > You know that RemoteObject is built on top of NetConnection. What you > ultimately > do is make remote procedure calls. You don't need flex but then you need to > do > the work yourself. Serialization and de-serialization on the server side. On > the > other hand flex is open source so If you don't need something visual you just > take the source code from flex compile it with your flash app and you should > be > good to go. I deed that with the base 64 encoder/decoders and except for a > resource manager reference which I did not need after all it was ok. > Depending > on your needs you can take that source code and play with it. > > HTH in some way, > C
