carlosrovira edited a comment on issue #1064:
URL: https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/issues/1064#issuecomment-766759380
1.- MX RemoteObject is the good verions. The version in NET works but is not
fully feature complete.
2.- source property could probably work, but is not recommended since you're
exposing the name of the source class in PHP (or java, or .NET,...) in the
client. I know it was deprecated, but still in the class for backward
compatibility.
3.- Use endPoint:
```xml
<mx:RemoteObject id="serviceResp" fault="onFault(event)"
endpoint="http://localhost:8080/messagebroker/websocket-amf";
destination="exampleService"/>
```
4.- mx:method is not fully implemented, instead you need to use `Responder`.
This is less mxml, but I think the right way to go in a serious app:
```actionscript
var r:Responder = new Responder(onSendSomeProductResult, onFault);
var t:AsyncToken = serviceResp.sendSomeProduct(product);
t.addResponder(r);
```
5.- Check `examples/amf` and `examples/mxroyale`. The first one is Java, but
maybe could give you some clues
6.- Check docs here:
https://apache.github.io/royale-docs/features/loading-external-data/remoteobject
I think @cristallium has a AMF PHP backend working so he probably can give
you more advice here
HTH
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