text: The Flash Remoting gateway is built into ColdFusion, JRun, and Flex servers (all Macromedia products) and is available for purchase from Macromedia for .NET or other Java servers.
  Flash Remoting Components
  To allow a Flash application to use Remoting, the Flash Remoting components need to be compiled into the application. These components are available free and can be downloaded from Macromedia. Macromedia recently rewrote these components, so they can now be used more easily, and directly mirror the other data components, such as the WebServiceConnector and XMLConnector components.
  Once these components are installed in Flash Studio, they can be dragged into a Flash movie and used like any other component.
  The NetConnection Debugger
  Among the things installed with the Flash Remoting Components is the NetConnection Debugger. This debugger allows developers to see the full details of all data sent between the client and server. This can save a great deal of time when troubleshooting dynamic applications, as developers do not need to guess at the content of the data being sent back and forth, nor do they need to write their own debugging code, as they would with Web services.
  To use the NetConnection debugger, the debugging classes need to be compiled into the libraries and the debugger needs to be initialized. Both tasks are very easy to do. To include the Remoting Debug Classes, choose Window > Other Panels > Common Libraries > Remoting from the top menu, as shown in Figure 1.
  import mx.remoting.debug.NetDebug;
  NetDebug.initialize();
  Before testing the movie, open the NetConnectionDebugger panel. This can found at Window > Other Panels > NetConnectionDebugger. With the debugger initialized and open, any Remoting traffic between the client and server will show in the panel, as seen in Figure 2.
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