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Note: For security reasons, your server-side applications directory, which contains ASC files, audio/video FLV files,

and ActionScript FLA source files, should not be accessible to a user browsing your Web site.

Example

The following example loads the myLoadedFile.as file:

load("myLoadedFile.as");

NetConnection (object)

The server-side NetConnection object lets you create a two-way connection between a Flash

Communication Server application instance and an application server, another Flash

Communication Server, or another Flash Communication Server application instance on the

same server. You can use NetConnection objects to create powerful applications; for example, you

can get weather information from an application server or share an application load with other

Flash Communication Servers or application instances.

You can use Macromedia Flash Remoting with the Flash Communication Server to communicate

with application servers such as Macromedia ColdFusion MX, Macromedia JRun, Microsoft

.NET, and J2EE servers using Action Message Format (AMF) over HTTP. AMF lets you transfer

light-weight binary data between a Flash Communication Server or a Flash client and a web

application server. For more information, see http://www.macromedia.com/go/flashremoting.

You can also connect to an application server for server-to-server interactions using standard

protocols (such as HTTP) or connect to another Flash Communication Server for sharing audio,

video, and data using the Macromedia Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP).

To create a NetConnection object, use the constructor function described below.

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