There is still a issue to solve with the rtmpconnection:

How to handle server-side calls which are not mapped by the client.

Simple szenario

The server (I'm using Red5) broadcast a message to the client *without* invoking by the client.

atm the rtmpconnection-class only hanldes server-side calls if they have been invoked by the client.

for example:

<netremotecall name="getList" funcname="demoService.getListOfAvailableFLVs">
<method name="onResult" args="value">
</method>
</netremotecall>

This will work! the server side response will be mapped to the *onResult* method (btw should this be changed to the new *handler* syntax of OpenLaszlo cause it may be confusing to use a *on[whatever]* function with the *old* method syntax instead of the *handler* syntax)

*but*

if the server broadcasts messages *without* invoking it by the client atm they can only by catch by the following syntax:

            // This is the way a function is called by the remote Interface has
            // to be implemented ...
            /**
            this._nc.setId = function(id){
                _root.Debug.write("########## Method called by rtmp Server");
                _root.Debug.write("---------------> id: ",id);
            }
            **/

this should by removed by a more clear syntax which is more like OpenLaszlo does handle methods/handlers.

The problem so far is:

How to catch server side calls?

What i think about is, or what would be very helpfull is a message in the debugger:
*ERROR: rtmp-connection calls method *whatever* which is not mapped to a function*

This is quite important issues cause is enabled asynchron client-server communication which is very common/usefull is Application like chats/instan messangers/mail-clients/games

The *NetConnection Debugger* does it with the *__resolve* function (which is I think a internal FlashPlayer function you can find some docs on MM-Livedocs.

So there are two things to solve:
1) get an event that is invoked if server calls a method assynchron
2) map server-side calls to method (could be done quite easily by register avery *netremotecall* to the rtmpconnection-Object)
3) if there is no function mapped write an error to the Debug