Remote debugging Flex

Hi,
I use a windows XP sp3
I have a Flex application which is embedded in JSP page and deployed in a weblogic server in a different unix machine.
The JSP maintains session
The Flex app uses remote objects to communciate with the Weblogic server which requires session related parameters. All these parameters are maintained in JSP
I cudn't debug my Flex App which I execute locally..
In the services-config.xml, I configured it to point the remote server but it is not working because of the session parameters
I used a Httpservice to get the session parameters which is also not working.
is there any way to debug a SWF which is embedded in a JSP and which also uses values from the session object to access remote objects.
Thanks & Regards
mxvx

For this type of Flex-specific query, you might get a better
response at the Flex forum:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=60&catid=585&entercat= y

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