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for HTTPS application

Hi,

I need to develop the HTTPS application using Flex and Java.

But i have idea about remote objects or HTTPServices. Any one please help me which one is the best for developing HTTPS application.

Thanks, Ravi

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My feeling is that if you only need to connect with a flex client then go with the remote objects. If you want the flexibility to connect with other clients then go ahead and use HTTPS

TheSteve0  2010-02-08 07:17:21
@Steve: Thanks for your response. Can you please explain briefly?
Ravi K Chowdary  2010-02-12 11:43:15
I mean that if you want to connect with iPhone and flex then use HTTPS, if it is only flex then use remote objects since it will be more efficient
TheSteve0  2010-02-15 07:35:21

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