if im not mistaken both remoting and local connection use amf for their packets, so just re-use any amf code written for lc stuff (c# / c++ etc..)

?

as long as we have nice amf libraries in whatever language, then the rest is just a matter of data transport

or am i making it too simple?

martin


Leif Wells wrote:
I'm sorry, but wouldn't it be better/faster if we used Remoting?

Sending actual Objects across the wire to an EXE seems much nicer. Not
to mention, if you need to move your code from the server to the
desktop (or vice versa) you don't really have much to change in your
code (that assumes you are using MM Remoting, AMFPHP, or OpenAMF).

I realize that means having an EXE version of Remoting server, but...

Leif


On 8/10/05, Edwin van Rijkom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I've been playing around with the new IO a little bit and found that the
serialization actually isn't done inside the Flash player but by these
JavaScript methods that the player injects into the document container when
the first callback gets added:



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