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You could use the FlexContext Java object
to put the headers that you need (as well as any other HTTP request/response
info) into a POJO and pass it back to Flex. I haven’t seen anyway to
access this info from within Flex alone though. I have always had to through a
remote object / FDS to get it. Hope that helps. From:
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