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I have built an Air/Flex app that connects to a web server using ColdFusion and SQL. At the moment admin users can see who and what time a client has logged in by querying the database for this login information. What I really need is to be able to see live who is connected. What would be the most efficient and easy way of doing this? <br />
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I have built an Air/Flex app that connects to a web server using ColdFusion and SQL. At the moment admin users can see who and what time a client has logged in by querying the database for this login information. What I really need is to be able to see live who is connected. What would be the most efficient and easy way of doing this? 

Thanks

Flex/Air App seeing online status of client from an admin user

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