The concept of AFCS is now clear to me - and it’s looking good.Are there any specific standards regarding how collaborative interactions are defined that I should be taking into consideration?I would not want to reinvent the wheel if Adobe is planning some kind of interoperable schema. I realise 'interactions' are broad and range from describing the states of game characters to the transitions in an elearning quiz - but is there a core pattern that adobe has already identified?Please do not misu...

Quick question!Is it possible to have a core of flex based rich interactions occuring in a 'room', but also tap into selective interactions - say only the chat to send/receive from a mobile device for example?I do realise this would be done on the server.A hypothetical example would be some users working from the desktop (in the flex app) and other users in the 'field' relying information into the chat interaction from a mobile phone.

During the intial design stages of a project it would be useful to know what aspects of the AFCS are the most network intensive, and perhaps the most likely areas to cause delayed collaboration responses. I am asking this because there seems so many tempting 'rich' interactions made readily available through AFCS.For example does video streaming take a lot of resource or is it tracking all the interactions on a whiteboard? Or is it the voice transmission?I realise it depends on how many users ar...