Ho thanks a lot Jester! that seems to be what I'm looking for!
But I don't think that I understant all the details. I thought that
using a remote shared object was the only way to communicate with clients.
have you got tutorials urls about XML-socket server and/or Remoting please?
Thanx once more
PR
JesterXL a écrit :
Remoting is request/response only. If you want push, you can use Flashcom,
as you have been, or XMLSocket. A great combo is using Flashcom to do 1
Remoting call, and then utilizing Remote Shared Objects to propagate the
data. This prevents thousands of clients from making a remoting call, and
syncs all that new data amongst said clients in real-time.
----- Original Message -----
From: "PR Durand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Flashcoders mailing list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 11:17 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders] remoting with java
Hi list!
I need in my application to access java webservices, but I need also the
server to send data to the clients without client request...
So is it possible to communicate in both directions client-server with
remoting (currently openamf but will be turned on MM Flash Remoting) as
we do with flashcomm server and the sharedObjects or do I need to
install Remoting AND flashcom ?
thanx a lot
Pierre-Rémi
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