The NetConnection object manages a bidirectional connection between the Flash Player and the Flash Remoting service. The NetServices methods use the NetConnection object to call functions on and return results from application servers.
You normally create a NetConnection object by calling the NetServices.createGatewayConnection method. You can also create a NetConnection object directly as described in "Constructor for NetConnection" on page 145.
| Method |
Description |
|---|---|
| NetConnection.addHeader |
Adds a context header to the Action Message Format (AMF) packet structure. |
| NetConnection.call |
Invokes a command or method on the server. |
| NetConnection.close |
Closes the connection with the application server. |
| NetConnection.connect |
Connects to the gateway on the application server. |
| NetConnection.getDebugConfig |
Retrieves the NetConnection object's debug subscribed events NetDebugConfig object. |
| NetConnection.getDebugID |
Retrieves the NetConnection object's debugging identifier. |
| NetConnection.getService |
Creates a Flash Remoting service object. |
| NetConnection.setCredentials |
Sends authorization credentials to Flash Remoting MX. |
| NetConnection.setDebugID |
Sets a debug identifier for a NetConnection object. |
| NetConnection.trace |
Sends a client trace message associated with the NetConnection to the NetConnection Debugger. |
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