Flex RemoteObject - handling multiple requests 
I have a couple of remote object methods that I want to respond to in different ways depending on the context, but I'd rather not set up a bunch of different RemoteObject aliases.  Any advice on doing that?  Some background:

Let's say I have an admin application that displays sales stats in different ways.  The remote method looks like: 

	<mx:RemoteObject id="rpt" destination="AMFServer">
	  <mx:method name="getSalesStats" fault="getSalesStatsFault(event)" 
	  	result = "getSalesStatsSuccess(event)" />
	</mx:RemoteObject>

The getSalesStats method takes an employee ID and a sales type as its arguments.  You'd call it like: 

    rpt.getSalesStats(120, "peanuts");

    public function getSalesStatsSuccess(e:ResultEvent):void {
       salesdata:ArrayCollection = e.result.rows as ArrayCollection; 
       salesGraph.dataProvider = salesdata; 
       salesGraphPanel.title = "Peanut Sales, 1990";
    }

I want to be able to call this method in different contexts, sometimes sending the result to a chart and sometimes to a datagrid; I want to be able to change the title and type of chart depending on what the user wants.  Some of what I want can be achieved by evaluating the data returned from the server; the object contains the report name, so I can evaluate that value.  But some things need to change based on more than just what I get back from the server.  If this was a synchronous call, it would be easy; I'd do something like: 

    function buttonOneClick():void {
       myData1:ArrayCollection = getSalesStats(120, "peanuts");
       myChart.dataProvider = myData1;
    }
    
    function buttonTwoClick():void {
       myData2:ArrayCollection = getSalesStats(120, "cashews");
       myDataGrid.dataProvider = myData2; 
    }

I'd like to pass something through the remote method to the responding function, like: 

    rpt.getSalesStats(120, "peanuts", "clicked button one");

but that of course throws an error because the server doesn't want that last argument.  Any thoughts?  I'll clarify if this is confusing.. 
Flex RemoteObject - handling multiple requests 
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I have a couple of remote object methods that I want to respond to in different ways depending on the context, but I'd rather not set up a bunch of different RemoteObject aliases.  Any advice on doing that?  Some background:

Let's say I have an admin application that displays sales stats in different ways.  The remote method looks like: 

	<mx:RemoteObject id="rpt" destination="AMFServer">
	  <mx:method name="getSalesStats" fault="getSalesStatsFault(event)" 
	  	result = "getSalesStatsSuccess(event)" />
	</mx:RemoteObject>

The getSalesStats method takes an employee ID and a sales type as its arguments.  You'd call it like: 

    rpt.getSalesStats(120, "peanuts");

    public function getSalesStatsSuccess(e:ResultEvent):void {
       salesdata:ArrayCollection = e.result.rows as ArrayCollection; 
       salesGraph.dataProvider = salesdata; 
       salesGraphPanel.title = "Peanut Sales, 1990";
    }

I want to be able to call this method in different contexts, sometimes sending the result to a chart and sometimes to a datagrid; I want to be able to change the title and type of chart depending on what the user wants.  Some of what I want can be achieved by evaluating the data returned from the server; the object contains the report name, so I can evaluate that value.  But some things need to change based on more than just what I get back from the server.  If this was a synchronous call, it would be easy; I'd do something like: 

    function buttonOneClick():void {
       myData1:ArrayCollection = getSalesStats(120, "peanuts");
       myChart.dataProvider = myData1;
    }
    
    function buttonTwoClick():void {
       myData2:ArrayCollection = getSalesStats(120, "cashews");
       myDataGrid.dataProvider = myData2; 
    }

I'd like to pass something through the remote method to the responding function, like: 

    rpt.getSalesStats(120, "peanuts", "clicked button one");

but that of course throws an error because the server doesn't want that last argument.  Any thoughts?  I'll clarify if this is confusing.. 