Hi Chris, I was able to access java methods using OpenAMF. I basically converted a class that I found on Adobe's site(sorry I can't find the ref). I would love to share what I have done. I will put together my little "hello world app" and can email it to you if you would like. I am not a Java developer at all, but we went to Max with a fellow Java Dev who I work with and we got it working. We did have to use the AMFO encoding but it works great.
give me a shout and I will package it up. I will put together a small tut for anyone else interested.... really just mimicking what I saw on another site(Adobe). I dont want to put up the files until I find the ref... lol. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks Jeremy --- In [email protected], "cluebcke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, wondering if someone can point me to a coherent example, > tutorial or writeup demonstrating the use of OpenAMF--or any other > Java AMF solution--with ActionScript 3 (i.e. a Flex 2 client). > > Yes, I searched mightily before posting the question but haven't come > up with anything that (a) states unequivocally that OpenAMF can be > made to work with AS3, (b) how to do it, (c) what issues there are > (the snippets I've found suggest that you need to use AMF0 encoding, > not AMF3--what does that mean for me in practical terms?). > > Again, alternative solutions would be welcome, and I'm not looking for > somebody to hold me hand, just point me at some resources. Sharing of > experiences with this would be greatly welcomed. > > Thanks, > Chris Luebcke >
