use the amfphp service browser, it might give you a better description. quick things to check: -Are there any trailing spaces or content behind the closing php tag? If so, remove it. -are your amfphp methods returning anything, if not, pop in return "foo"; at the en of your method.
--- In [email protected], Martin Moschitz <mar...@...> wrote: > > i had this error frequently while using ZendAMF. It was always a > Problem with the PHP code. Some call to a method which did not exist, > a class method call without $this, or any other minor thing which > should cause PHP to send a warning, but in conjunction with ZendAMF > (since error_reporting needs to be turned of to have it working > stable) the PHP script sometimes just dies without any warning/error > written. > > So my guess, just check back your PHP code (make a Unit test, etc). > > hth > martin >
