Flash and server-side Java interaction

If I have a graphic designer who is going to build a Flash
front-end that needs to interact with server-side Java code running
in a web server (Tomcat), should we be using Flash Remoting with a
front-end that the designer creates with the Flash builder? It
seems like that would be the easiest way for them to build it
rather than having them get into Flex and all that. However, if
there's a better way, please point it out to me, because I've never
tried using any of these Adobe products. Thanks...

hi Naija
If you need to communicate with flash and java , then you
need to move to the flash remoting concept. it the better way to
communicate with the server side scripting language.
~~
SK

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