Adobe Flash Remoting MX

Flash Remoting MX, French, Win32/Unix, 1 computer Macromedia Flash Remoting MX provides the connection between Macromedia Flash and your web application server, making it fast and easy to create Rich Internet Applications that blend content, applications, and communications. Easily integrate rich Macromedia Flash content with applications built using Macromedia ColdFusion, Microsoft .NET, Java, and SOAP-based web services using the powerful—yet simple—programming model provided with Flash Remoting MX.

Lower Costs and Accelerate Development

Easily Access Business Logic. Access web application services, XML documents, and web services quickly and easily using powerful new Flash Remoting ActionScript commands.

Easily Access Web Services From Macromedia Flash. Access SOAP-based web services directly from Macromedia Flash using built-in SOAP 1.1/WSDL 1.1 proxy capabilities, enabling Rich Internet Applications to access and use remote web services—even when they're outside the originating domain.

Streamline Your Testing and Debugging. The NetConnection Debugger streamlines testing and debugging of the most complex applications. Developers can watch and trace events across both the client and server, reviewing detailed information about the data and instructions passed between them.

Simplify Your Team Workflow. Flash Remoting MX enables you to expose well-defined application APIs to Macromedia Flash as simple ActionScript APIs, simplifying workflow between UI designers and back-end developers.

Build Robust, Scalable Rich Internet Applications

Simplify Recordset Handling. Use new Flash Remoting MX APIs for recordset handling and databinding, simplifying the use of recordsets within Macromedia Flash. Binding recordset data to a scrolling list or datagrid is now a simple operation.

Continue to Use XML. Seamlessly access any remote service that accepts or returns XML documents. Flash Remoting MX parses and translates ActionScript XML objects on the server into an org.w3c.xml DOM, making any remote service (such as CFCs, pagers, EJBs, Java classes, and Microsoft .NET DLLs) that accepts or returns XML documents—or both—seamlessly accessible to Macromedia Flash. Developers who are currently using SOAP for custom XML documents can now easily expose them to Macromedia Flash clients in a simple model, eliminating the development of server-side parsing previously required when passing an XML stream from Macromedia Flash.

Promote Well-Designed Applications. Create well-designed Rich Internet Applications by using Flash Remoting MX to implement a three-tier or n-tier model, with a clear separation of presentation logic from business logic and data

Use Built-In Application Server Features. Utilize built-in application server features such as security and session management. Flash Remoting MX ensures that security and session management mechanisms work between rich Macromedia Flash clients and application servers.

Connect Macromedia Flash to Leading Application Server Technologies

Use Your Existing Web Application Server. Flash Remoting MX supports today’s leading web application server technologies, including Macromedia ColdFusion, .NET, and Java, enabling the use of Macromedia Flash as a rich user interface for a wide range of business applications.

Deploy in Your Native Application Server Environment. Flash Remoting MX for Microsoft .NET is a pure .NET implementation that runs as 100% managed code, exploiting the benefits of .NET by providing optimal performance, functionality, and security. Flash Remoting MX for Java is a 100% pure Java solution that can be deployed as a WAR or EAR file on compliant Java application servers.

Deploy Consistently Across Platforms and Devices. Deploy consistently to over 455 million Internet users across all major platforms and devices. The Macromedia Flash Player is the leading rich client, installed on over 98% of all Internet-enabled devices. Deploying Rich Internet Applications built with Macromedia Flash MX and Flash Remoting MX requires no additional client software deployment.