Hi Peter,
I was very pleased to read that you have logged an enhancement request 
for legacy application support.  If, by the time Adobe ships Flex  2, 
standalone Flex 2 can be made (with a little effort) to work against 
existing Flash Remoting applications then I think Adobe will have done 
very well. I realise this may not seem like an important strategic 
necessity given all the ambitious goals of Flex 2. However, from my 
perspective the mark of a good platform vendor is that they work hard to 
provide sensible migration paths that lower the cost of incremental 
adoption. The more Adobe does to make standalone Flex 2 work on its own 
the better. I'm sure the new features in FDS will sell themselves and 
Adobe's customers will be happier if they don't feel they are being 
forced to switch.
By the way, I see an E-mail I sent in response to Dave's earlier post on 
Thursday arrived in my inbox late Friday. From the mail header, it looks 
like it spent the better part of a day queued on a Yahoo server. So, if 
you read my response to Dave on Friday you might be wondering about my 
ability to take part in a conversation in a rational manner. After all, 
Dave has already clarified what he was saying, and Matt corrected me 
that addHeader() was never a public method in Flash. So some of that 
E-mail was wrong or beside the point by the time it arrived. And who 
knows when Yahoo will deliver this one?

Yours truly,
-Brian

Peter Farland wrote:

>[Pete] Sorry, I should have explained further. Flex 2 components use
>mx.collections.ICollectionView to manage data that may have also come
>from a remote location (implying that users might have to consider
>paging concerns when all of the data is not present on the client). If
>mx.remoting.RecordSet is ported to AS3 and made to extend something like
>mx.collections.ListCollectionView things would start to look better for
>legacy data interacting with new components. 
>
>I think this is a reasonable request for legacy application support - I
>logged an enhancement request as bug #154595.
>
>  
>

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