There is nothing inherently wrong with HTTPService. I find using AMF (RemoteObject) that my data is more structured. It is much quicker to debug problems of data going over the pipe with AMF. Also, I find the data size to be about one tenth of the size of XML (eg. One of my data calls was returning 82K of XML data; Changing to AMF yielded 8.47K of data. All this according to Charles).
--- In [email protected], "gers32" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I deliver data to my Flex front-end via RoR HttpService in XML form. I > realize XML is not the most efficient, and considered using BlazeDS, > but because I haven't yet encountered any performance problems, I'm > sticking to XML to avoid any proprietary format, should I ever need to > switch server technologies. > > I'm curious to find out what's wrong with HttpService, before I use it > all over the place... Thanks, > > Chris. >
