I have Flash Remoting for .NET installed on a server running Windows Server
2003.

The Remoting service runs fine when calling movies from the web server via a
browser.

However, I am unable to send/recieve data or do anything when developing on my
local workstation. I just get the "netConnection.Call.BadVersion" error every
time. I am using FMX2004.

At one point I was able to send/recieve data with my service fine from my
workstation, but after not looking at the project for awhile and coming back to
it, it no longer works. I have a suspicion that the FMX2004 updater might have
been the culprit. Has anyone else experienced this?

Should I try reinstalling Flash? Dosen't the development Flash player used
when developing allow you to load data from anywhere, without the domain
restrictions that are in place when calling movies within a browser? Can I
reinstall that piece independently?

Thanks,
Nick

Is it possible for you to set up an HTTP sniffer and watch the traffic
between Flash and the .NET Server?

The NetConnection.Call.BadVersion is usually reported when the binary AMF
stream was found to be incorrectly formatted... i.e. HTML was returned or
sent instead of AMF.