I’m not sure that Akamai supports
RemoteObject like access on their edge servers right now but I could be wrong.
Their support of Flex might be distributing the SWF only but not the data
access. Can you point me at where you saw their description of support?
Matt
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Of Robert Thompson
Sent: Monday, October 17, 2005
1:48 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Remote
Objects, must be on the local server?
On that note below, I was also wondering, in general,
what the "Edge" computing model is for
Akamai (who is
supporting Flex they say) for J2EE?
I've asked their support desk, but they have not
responded.
Basically, I'm looking for an example in J2EE or
ASP.Net of using Flex 2 (zorn) with Java object or
.Net objects for both the central server logic,
and
the edge server logic.
It's fairly straightforward to utilize file based
media in this environment, but I'm not sure how
the
logic of data request/transfer between the central
server and the edge servers work.
-r
--- "Mink, Joseph"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do remote Java objects in Flex have to exist
on the
> local server that is
> running Flex? Or can these Java objects
be on a
> remote server? If so,
> it seems that AMF is the protocol used for
data xfer
> between Flash &
> Flex...but what protocol would be used
between Flex
> and the remote
> server hosting the remote objects?
>
> Thanks.
> Joey Mink
> [Software Engineer @ Solers, Inc.]
> Voice: 703 480 2450
> Fax: 703 263 2663
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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