When I first started working with AMFPHP 1.9 I was using NetConnection to connect to AMFPHP. It worked well for very simple object structures. As structures became more complex it started costing me more time.
Once I started to learn the Cairngorm framework it gave me a reason to start learning about and using RemoteObjects. While the setup takes a little more time, it saves time in the long run. Since objects can come back from PHP as the proper type and not just "dumb" objects. So take a look at your project. If the server communication requirements are simple enough, using NetConnection might be the best answer. However, using RemoteObjects is probably best practice and should probably be used in most cases. --- In [email protected], "Mario Falomir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, which approach it is better for AMFPHP Flash Remoting, to use > flash.net.NetConnection or the Flex Framework RemoteObject component? Are > there any advantages/disadvatages from one over the other? > > Regards, > Mario >
