Pass in ValueObject as argument to CFC???

Hi,
I am confused on how pass in arguments to the CFC when I am
sending a ValueObject in from Flex. I have this code.
public function saveEmployee( employeeVO : EmployeeVO ): void
var call:AsyncToken = service.saveEmployee( employeeVO );
call.addResponder( responder );
The parameter employeeVO in the above function contains all
the data the user typed in on my form. I want to pass this data to
my CFC as an argument, but not sure how to do so.
-Westside

Hi,
I will try that because I do have those extensions installed.
I got it to work without the extensions but I can't understand why
this code works:
public function saveEmployee( employeeVO : EmployeeVO ): void
var call:AsyncToken = service.saveEmployee( employeeVO,null
call.addResponder( responder );
By adding that null it seems to work. I have the cfc
accepting the employeeVO as a "struct". If I remove that null, then
it bombs.
Any idea why?
-Westside

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