Recently, I found out that Adobe has released BlazeDS (subset of LiveCycleDS) that has 4 main advantages: AS3 to Java object communication (no XML passes back and forth is needed!) Boost up performance b/c AMF is a binary protocol Built-in proxy support that gets around the cross domain security issue from Flex in ease. Allow push messaging I have followed the guideline and set it up. Now my Flex application can call my Java object method without passing xml back and forth. It is awesome! Ho
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