Remoting Proxy

In the second example we'll use Javascript to make the server side. It isn't really different from the first example.

Server side : Api.hx

package;
      class Api
      {
      		static var instance:Api;
      		public function new()
      		{
      			
      		}
      		static function main()
      		{
      			instance = new Api();
      			var context = new haxe.remoting.Context();
      			context.addObject("api",instance); 

      			/*Use ExternalConnection class to make connection
      			with flash*/
      			haxe.remoting.ExternalConnection.flashConnect("api",null,context);
      		}
      		
      		public function check(login:String, pwd:String):Bool
      		{
      			  return ((login == 'hello' && pwd == 'world')?true:false);
      		}
      }

Client side: ApiClient.hx


/*In this sample our ApiProxy class extends Proxy*/
class ApiProxy extends haxe.remoting.Proxy<Api> { }

class ApiClient {
	 static var url:String;  
	 static var proxy:ApiProxy;

	static function main()
	{ 
		/*Use ExternalConnection to connect with Javascrip*/
		var cnx = haxe.remoting.ExternalConnection.jsConnect("api");
			
		proxy = new ApiProxy(cnx.api);

		/*Call the Api method to display the result*/
		display(proxy.check('hello', 'world'));
	}  
	static function display(res:Bool)
	{
		trace ((res?'You\'re logged in.':'Wrong pwd or login.'));
	}
}

Compile and test it :

haxe -js api.js -main Api --next -swf9 ApiClient.swf -main ApiClient
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