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PHPObject: An open source alternative to Flash Remoting

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PHPObject is an open source alternative to Flash Remoting for PHP developers.

With PHPObject, you can call a method of a PHP class or library on your web server as if it was defined in Flash itself.

It takes care of your client-server connections and makes passing of variables (properties) between Flash MX and PHP easy, and thereby providing a convenient way to connect rich media clients with data and business logic residing on your server.

With the WebServicesConnectivity Addon, you can also invoke webservices within Flash using just a few lines of code.

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