Amy That I didn't know. AMFPHP is probably a viable option then, especially seeing as it is being updated.
I left AMFPHP behind once I went with WebORB and have never looked back until now. --- In [email protected], "Amy" <amyblankens...@...> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "valdhor" <valdhorlists@> wrote: > > > > James > > > > First off, I would not use AMFPHP as it is deprecated in favor of ZendAMF > > (Part of Zend Framework). I found WebORB much easier to integrate than > > ZendAMF. > > > > With WebORB you use Object Oriented PHP. You create data transfer classes > > in both Flex and PHP and map them to each other. then you use class hinting > > in PHP to receive data from Flex. > > > > You can definitely send the arraycollection to PHP. It will arrive as an > > array of objects. > > > > One thing I think you should look into is SharedObjects in Flex. This > > allows you to save data to the local machine (Kind of like cookies but you > > have 100K of space you can use) and is very useful to hold these kinds of > > preferences. > > I would disagree that AMFPHP is deprecated... They just released a new > version in February. > > -Amy >
