Re: [flexcoders] Using amf0 in f2b3

2006-05-19 Thread Tom Chiverton
On Thursday 18 May 2006 21:16, Xavi Beumala wrote:
 published a lass which allows you to work with amf0 through f2b3.

Why would I want or need to use that ?

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Re: [flexcoders] Using amf0 in f2b3

2006-05-19 Thread hank williams



Well, maybe because you have a major codebase already running under
openAMF and you dont want to throw it out and you dont want to switch
to cold fusion and you dont want to spend a billion dollars on FDS.
Even if the alternate solutions were free, maybe you dont want to (or
dont have permission) to change anything on the server but you want to
work with flex.

Regards,
Hank

On 5/19/06, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Thursday 18 May 2006 21:16, Xavi Beumala wrote:
  published a lass which allows you to work with amf0 through f2b3.

 Why would I want or need to use that ?

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Re: [flexcoders] Using amf0 in f2b3

2006-05-19 Thread Tom Chiverton



On Friday 19 May 2006 11:15, hank williams wrote:
 Well, maybe because you have a major codebase already running under
 openAMF 

Pretend I've only been using Flex for a few weeks and explain what openAMF 
is/does ?

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Re: [flexcoders] Using amf0 in f2b3

2006-05-19 Thread hank williams



This is not really a Flex question, but a flash question. I have been
using remoting with my flash development work for a few years. From
flash, I request data from my java/mysql codebase using Flash Remoting
(AMF) as a gateway. Flash Remoting runs on the server and translates
between AMF and native calls and datatypes on the server.

Adobe sells (or used to sell, not sure what status is) a product
called Flash Remoting which is a gateway between various server
environments, and Flash. OpenAMF is just an open source implementation
of flash remoting specifically for Java. AMFPHP is an open source
gateway between flash and PHP. Interestingly, there has never been a
product from Macromedia/Adobe that provided a gateway between flash
and PHP.

Regards
Hank



On 5/19/06, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Friday 19 May 2006 11:15, hank williams wrote:
  Well, maybe because you have a major codebase already running under
  openAMF

 Pretend I've only been using Flex for a few weeks and explain what openAMF
 is/does ?

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Re: [flexcoders] Using amf0 in f2b3

2006-05-19 Thread Tom Chiverton



On Friday 19 May 2006 14:07, hank williams wrote:
 environments, and Flash. OpenAMF is just an open source implementation
 of flash remoting specifically for Java. AMFPHP is an open source
 gateway between flash and PHP. 

*Ahh* :-)
Well, that at least leaves Flex2 developers with options if the CF remoting 
gateway ends up being non-free.

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