Nope, FDS is Java only, to the best of my knowledge. for .Net support the only current option is WebORB.On 8/3/06, Barry Beattie
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If you dont mind spending $20,000 for flex in order to do something that used to cost 1k.
which is kinda
I just need clarification on the future of the stand-alone remoting
(for Java) . the end of the line?
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashremoting/productinfo/versions_pricing/
yes, I realise this is where FDS comes in but what if you need
remoting without the extra FDS features (and price tag)?
If you're using Coldfusion MX7, just run the 7.0.2 updater and it will give you remoting built in.On 8/3/06, Barry Beattie
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I just need clarification on the future of the stand-alone remoting
(for Java) . the end of the line?
If you're using Coldfusion MX7, just run the 7.0.2 updater and it
will give you remoting built in.
yes Nick, I know
but that's not what I'm asking.
I'm specifically asking about the stand-alone remoting product that is
(was?) available for Java (and .NET) and whether it will be upgraded
to AMF3
uhm, I don't know if Flash Remoting for Java/.NET will continue, but
you can use flash remoting with flex2 now, no need for newer remoting
gateway anyway.
If you insist on having AMF3, there's always 3rd party product (like weborb) supporting it.
Jeremy.On 8/4/06, Barry Beattie [EMAIL
no need for newer remoting
gateway anyway.If you dont mind spending $20,000 for flex in order to do something that used to cost 1k.
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On 8/4/06, Jeremy Lu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
uhm, I don't know if Flash Remoting for Java/.NET will continue, but you can
use flash remoting with flex2 now, no need for newer remoting gateway anyway.
If you insist on having AMF3, there's always 3rd party product (like weborb)
supporting
well, don't quite understand what you mean, but I'm referring to that
you can use customized NetConnection object to connect existing
remoting gateway (AMF0, no matter it's for .net/java/php).
You could take a look at Renaun's remoting component, that's the way to go without changing any
If you dont mind spending $20,000 for flex in order to do something that used
to cost 1k.
which is kinda my point (well, related to).
it's not a big server setup we have here but it's enough to push us
into the enterprise level (or so it seems). it's not for one specific
app but a bunch of
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