It's the expected behavior if you have an app in any hosting you get accessto a your website wwwroot in there you can place anything you want. Unlessyou're trying to access info from a domain you don't own or manage.

It's there, if you look at the events that the DataGrid dispatches in the Language Reference.

You could use an itemClick instead.

You're welcome.

I'm feeling guilty for not asking you if you did that. Yes you need to do that, because if you don't reference a class in your app, the Flex compiler doesn't include it into the  ABC - SWF.

They look kinda the same, Java isn't my forte , the only thing that I see different is that in your working java VO you have an import and in the one that doesn't you don't have that import. I don't know if that's important at all.

Could you post another Java VO and AS VO that actually works. A suggestion if you're using the Adobe Forums interface there's this icon >>  if you click it, and select Syntax Highlighting - Java your code will look better and it'll be easier to read.package com.mypackage.admin.vo;public class CaseVO...

After a very quick look I noticed that the package namepackage com.mypackage.voand the RO alias don't match in structure[RemoteClass(alias="com.mypackage.admin.vo.CaseVO")]Try moving the file to com.mypackage.admin.vo

Probably the AS3 and the RO VO don't match, the remote alias maybe, a var type isn't properly set, could be several reasons. I'll make a test to receive only CaseVO and see it's properly sent.

What do you mean by "direct drive save"?