You would need client code written in ActionScript 3 if you're using
Flex 2.0.

You could try to use the flash.net.NetConnection class directly to start
testing communications with a servet like WebORB.


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of grae_hall
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 8:49 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] Looking for simple working Flex 2.0 remoting
examples

The Flex project I'm working on is up to the stage of commencing initial
communications from flex swf client to the business logic on the backend
server. I've got a subcontractor working with me and I've handed him the
task of getting the remoting functional.

Unfortunately we haven't been able to find any working examples of Flex
2.0 remoting.

The backend that we're tying our front end into is running WebOrb -
we've seen a proof of concept in Flash of the client requesting methods
on server classes through remoting and recieving objects and arrays as
results returned from the server.

We're at least sure that we're connecting via AMF through Remoting,
rather than SOAP, or an HTTP service.

We're just not sure where to start - or where to start researching -
implementing the remoting functionality in Flex.

Grae







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