hank williams wrote:
You are the second person to say this (Darron Schall being the first),
and I hope you are right, but it does **directly** contradict the
manual. The manual states that to us AMF/Remoting that you must have
flex enterprise server. They dont mention supporting their existing
Flash Remoting product. In fact without mentioning it by name, they
make it clear that the only way to do this is Flex Enterprise
Services.
So, I desparately want to be wrong. I want to believe that you can do
remoting, today, without FES.
"Today" you can't. The Flash Remoting classes haven't made their way
into AS3 land yet. The only remoting option available "today" is
RemoteObject, which requires FES, which isn't available in alpha form.
However, in the future, whenver the remoting classes make their way to
AS3 and we can create new Services and such, I would expect you to be
able to use the objectEncoding property to speficy either AMF0 or AMF3
as the encoding method.
After all, the current Flash Remoting Service class has a Connection
class, which extends NetConnection.. and NetConnection in AS3 has the
magic new "objectEncoding" property.
This is the joy of alpha software.. if you want to use remoting "Today"
then port the AS2 classes to AS3, or wait for someone else to do it. :-)
-d
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