Architecture Design Question: Integrating AMF and HTTP/REST

We have an app that is consuming services from blazeds over an AMF channel. This approach replaced an earlier implementation that consumed SOAP services. This took place before I inherited the project. Apparently, there were tremendous performance gains in switching to AMF and we don't want to abandon it.
Now we are creating a new RESTful, HTTP Request/Response-based service layer that will be shared across several organizations and the idea is that anyone can then write clients to grab our data (as well as data from other repositories in other organizations that implement the common service API). The services include output handlers that are designed to return data in various formats that the user might request (e.g., csv, xml, JSON, AMF???).
My question is about how to keep the performance benefits of AMF for our Flex client as the new services move to the HTTP/REST architecture.
Our current thinking is to add the blaze jars to the new webapp and use the message broker to route as you normally would, but the destination would essentially be an adapter class that can take the AMF requests and pass them on to the RESTful access points of our services, and then transform the response back to AMF.
I just started reading Shashank Tiwari's Professional BlazeDS and came across the chapter on using blaze as a server-side proxy. Is this a viable approach for what I am trying to do? I also see references to extending blaze by creating custom adapters. Is this the right track? I'm sure this is a common problem. I'm looking for a discussion on possible solutions. Andy ideas?

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6. Primary advantages? There are many, but mainly you can avoid thinking
about the plumbing and concentrate on solving your application and business
logic problems.
Hope this helps you a little
Tom Jordahl
Adobe

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