import mx.remoting.NetServices;
import mx.remoting.NetDebug;
mx.remoting.debug.NetDebug.initialize();
import mx.controls.Alert;
import mx.controls.gridclasses.DataGridColumn;
import BubbleMovieClip;
import com.Msgs;

// Set up variables for the URL and service paths
var myURL = “http://localhost/flashservices/gateway”;
var servicePath = “com.myDomain.myApp”;

// Connection hasn’t been initialized; create connection and service objects
if (initialized == null) {
initialized = true;
NetServices.setDefaultGatewayUrl(myURL);
var myConnection_conn = NetServices.createGatewayConnection();
var myService = myConnection_conn.getService(servicePath, this);
}
Do I have to change anything?
Thanks

Johnny

The easiest way (for a 1 off project) is to download the zip in the original post, and extract to your the same folder where your project lives. Flash will always look for classes from where your FLA resides as root

If you want to use the remoting classes on multiple projects, put the mx folder somewhere central (like c:\dev) and then map a classpath to your FLA : file > publish settings > (flash tab) actionscript 2.0 settings > classpath (target) > browse for where you created you common class location (c:\dev). Yiou can add as many classpaths as you require for each FLA.

I am having some issues with this method. If I don’t include the classpath or include a invalid classpath, I get the expected class not found errors, but if I include the correct path I get ~100 errors on compilation complaining like below:

The class being compiled, ‘mx.remoting.NetServiceProxyResponder’, does not match the class that was imported, ‘NetServiceProxyResponder’.
The class or interface ‘mx.remoting.NetServiceProxyResponder’ could not be loaded.
The class being compiled, ‘mx.remoting.NetServiceProxy’, does not match the class that was imported, ‘NetServiceProxy’.
The class or interface ‘mx.remoting.Connection’ could not be loaded.
.
.
.

Any ideas ? I’ve tried clearing ASO etc

If I include the path on the FLA in publish settings then all seems ok, but this means for any remoting project I have to go an set up classpaths etc.