I have my SVN located on a completely separate server (with a hosted SVN company). I am running AMFPHP on a localserver in my office. I would like to point the gateway to a services folder on the SVN. I modified the 'setBaseClass' variable in the gateway to point to the URL of the folder on the SVN, but it didn't work when I tried to run the services browser:

External server:
SVN - services folder (includes amfphp/DiscoveryService.php which I uploaded to the SVN)

Local server:
AMPHP files & AMFPHP Service Browser

Can this work???

thanks, kevin



On Jan 20, 2007, at 7:15 PM, Patrick Mineault wrote:

Could you expand on what your setup is like? The Apache htdocs folder
vs. the SVN location (on the same machine? elsewhere?) vs. the service
browser being loaded locally or from the server, etc.

Patrick

Kevin a écrit :
>
> I am trying to figure out how to use the AMFPHP service browser with
> my SVN so coders can use the service browser to test committed code
> on the svn.
>
> Is it possible to point the gateway to different folder other than
> the local services folder? I tried to put a full URL in the
> setBaseClass var, but I get the error:
>
> (mx.rpc::Fault) #0
> errorID = 0
> faultCode = "AMFPHP_CLASSPATH_ NOT_FOUND"
> faultDetail = "/Users/me/Sites/ amfphp/core/ shared/app/
> BasicActions. php on line 25"
> faultString = "The classpath folder {/amfphp/DiscoveryS ervice.php}
> does not exist. You probably misplaced your service."
> message = "faultCode:AMFPHP_ CLASSPATH_ NOT_FOUND faultString: 'The
> classpath folder {/amfphp/DiscoveryS ervice.php} does not exist. You
> probably misplaced your service.' faultDetail: '/Users/kevin/ Sites/
> amfphp/core/ shared/app/ BasicActions. php on line 25'"
> name = "Error"
> rootCause = (null)
>
> I then tried to upload the '/amfphp/DiscoveryS ervice.php' to the SVN,
> but that didn't seem to work either.
>
> thanks, Kevin
>
>




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