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vtxr1300 - 21 Jan 2008 14:14 GMT
I did a search on cs3 remoting and read that it is supported with the
netconnection object. Unfortunately I've not done remoting before and I can't
seem to find any examples that use .net. So, does anyone know how to set this
up in both flash and .net? I have my .net classes compiled to a dll, I'm just
not sure how to use the netconnection class to call the dll and how to set up
the dll in IIS.  Thanks!
MaxManNH - 06 Feb 2008 17:46 GMT
Don't know if you have found any answers, but I have worked with remoting
heavily in Flash 8 with AS2. Your IIS setup should be pretty straightforward.
You have an ASP.NET website with the flashgateway.dll referenced. You have a
gateway.aspx page in your website for the connection object to use whether it
is NetConnection of the remoting classes.  If you are referencing a DLL
directly I can give you an fla example that does this with Flash 8 AS2.0 with
.NET 2.0  There are some posts that show how to incorporate the remoting
classes from Flash 8 into CS3 although I have never tried that. Feel free to
message me if you want the examples.
olivier - 10 Mar 2008 17:14 GMT
Hi ,

It's possible to connect Flash and .NET with FLUORINEFX.net

www.fluorinefx.net

Olivier

vtxr1300 a écrit :
> I did a search on cs3 remoting and read that it is supported with the
> netconnection object. Unfortunately I've not done remoting before and I can't
> seem to find any examples that use .net. So, does anyone know how to set this
> up in both flash and .net? I have my .net classes compiled to a dll, I'm just
> not sure how to use the netconnection class to call the dll and how to set up
> the dll in IIS.  Thanks!
 
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