Hey Jeff,
 

            Thanks.  Yes the get instance is for a factory, and I would like to not give up the abstraction that this gives me.  That is why I don’t want to remote right to my instance.  I think creating a class on the server, something like flexUserManger, would be my best bet.  In the constructor I will call the getInstance then just implement all the methods using that instance.  I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing something in flex.  Since I am comfortable in java I don’t want to run backto java every time I hit an obstacle if flex has a way of handling it.

 

I think you got it right ... create a FlexUserManager or similar, and RemoteObject onto that.

 

Good luck,

 

Steven

 

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