Accessing remote data

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This document discusses options for retrieving remote data in Flex applications, including HTTPService, WebService, and RemoteObject. HTTPService and WebService allow retrieving data via HTTP requests but require text formats, while RemoteObject uses a binary format called Action Message Format that can improve performance but requires a server. The document provides code examples and details on declaring and calling each data service option.

Accessing Remote Data Flash Camp Chicago February 26th, 2010 Kevin Schmidt email: [email_address] twitter: @schmidtkevinall

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