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| <p>Using RemoteObject, you can directly invoke methods of Java objects deployed in your application server,
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| and consume the return value. The return value can be a value of a primitive data type, an object, a collection
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| of objects, an object graph, etc.</p>
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| <p>The value of the destination property of RemoteObject is a logical name that is mapped to a fully qualified java class
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| in remoting-config.xml.</p>
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| <p>Java objects returned by server-side methods are deserialized into either dynamic or typed ActionScript objects.
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| In this example, we don't have an explicit ActionScript version of the Product Java class. Product objects are therefore
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| deserialized into dynamic objects.</p>
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| <p>Like HTTPService and WebService, RemoteObject calls are asynchronous. You use the <strong>result</strong> and
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| <strong>fault</strong> events of the RemoteObject to handle results and errors.</p>
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