I had no idea Flex 1.5 allowed you to call .NET dlls using RemoteObject. Pretty sweet. If Flex 1. Server could access .NET DLLs, then I Bet that this funcionality would be present in the current rendition of LiveCycle Data Services.
You could also look into WebORB for .NET, although if your company can afford Flex 1.5 licenses, I'd suspect that LDS is probably also within your budget. Destinations refer to a remoting configuration file. I believe it tells 'you' where to find the remoting gateway. Praveen wrote: > > > HI.. I am Praveen. > I joined this group newly. I recently joined > in job as fresher in hyderabad. My company is product devleopment > company and it developed its product in FLEX 1.5 and .Net. Presently > we design our interface in FLEX and interact with .Net dll's using > REMOTEOBJECT tag. Presetly the dll's are placed in bin folder of JRUN > server. Now our company wants to recode the entire product FLEX > 3.0(presently beta) and formed some of us team to study FLEX 3.0. Now > I cant understantd how to call(access) the dll's which are previously > in the bin folder of JRUN SERVER in the FLEX 3.0. and cant understand > the 'destination' property in the REMOTEOBJECT tag and its purpose as > we dont use it in our present code(FLEX1.5). > > Please give me some reply which any of you know.. > -- Jeffry Houser, Technical Entrepreneur, Software Developer, Author, Recording Engineer AIM: Reboog711 | Phone: 1-203-379-0773 -- My Company: <http://www.dot-com-it.com> My Podcast: <http://www.theflexshow.com> My Blog: <http://www.jeffryhouser.com>
