Accessing remote jcs/jcx controls from page flows

Hi,
Is there a standard way to access remote jcx/jcs controls from page flows ?
If i am correct the call to the dispatcher bean is a remote call , so can we run jcx/jcs controls on a different machine from where jpfs are running.
I am just trying to dig into workshop framework to understand this , any pointers would be of great help.
Thanks
Varun

Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, I've tried this and there was no change.
Here's how I tried to implement it:
1. Edited the HTTP Configuration page in the Web Service wizard. Added http://portletserver/portlets/portletfolder/portlet.aspx. I've looked at this a million times to make sure there aren't any typos.
2. Beforehand, I added http://portletserver/portlets/portletfolder/. to the HTTP Configuration page. I thought that would gateway everything in the portlet folder... Is that an incorrect assumption?
3. I also tried to modify the .aspx page by adding a pt:url transformer tag to the target attribute of the form. The portlet works but it is still prompting with the pop up.

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