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bendalf #1
Does Flash Communication server include Flash remoting ?
We plan to use Flash communication server and flash remoting. Now the most simple question, does the com-server already include flash remoting ?
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ELMICHA #2
Re: Does Flash Communication server include Flashremoting ?
No, they are realy diferent AppServers. The flash client is the one that uses
the same library to connect to the appserver.
more info in this tutoria.
[url]http://www.sephiroth.it/tutorials/flashPHP/flashcomm_AMFPHP/[/url]
ELMICHA
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LA Flash Guy #3
Re: Does Flash Communication server include Flashremoting ?
Flash Remoting comes in various flavors according to what middleware you're
using. It's a separate product and license. Using FCS, Flash Remoting is about
the only way to get variables into your FCS app on the server. However in the
upcoming FMS2 (the new name of Flash Communication Server is Flash Media Server
2) the server side API has been extended to include other ways that data can be
brought in (like XML).
Hope that helps
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