I have an example of a Cairngorm Store Flex application connects to multiple backends. You can find it here: http://api.renaun.com/flex2/posts/CairngormStoreMultipleBackend/
Two of the backends are AMFPHP 1.2 (AMF0 using RemoteObjectAMF0) and AMFPHP 1.9 (AMF3). Both examples returned typed ProductVO objects. As for the nested VO's... I can't remember how AMFPHP handles it. If the objects are mapped correctly I believe AMFPHP will type them correctly. Something I might have to look into... Renaun Source for the above link can be found at: http://api.renaun.com/flex2/posts/CairngormStoreMultipleBackend/CairngormStoreMultipleBackend.zip --- In [email protected], "Mike Crowe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Interesting. I'm also using the renaun AMF0 templates. I wonder if > that could be the problem. Have you moved to any AMF3 setups? > > > --- In [email protected], Kevin <lists@> wrote: > > > > wow. this seems like a lot of work to just map a VO object. Makes me > > wonder if it is worth it. What's the point of mapping the objects if > > you have to do the conversion manually anyway? > > > > What is weird is that in another command, I have an array of VO's > > being returned from PHP which all map correctly using the > > $_explicitType variable. However, when i simply return only one VO > > object from PHP, then I get the error. > > > > I'll keep looking into this... > > > > Thanks, Kevin > > > > > > > > > > On Feb 10, 2007, at 8:15 AM, Mike Crowe wrote: > > > > > Kevin, > > > > > > I'm in the same boat. I had to initialize my VO object in the > > > constructor. So, in your getUserInfo(), you would do (using my VO): > > > > > > var teamData:TeamVO = new TeamVO(data.result); > > > > > > and in your VO: > > > > > > public function TeamVO(toSet:Object=null) { > > > registerClassAlias("com.mikecrowe.all.vo.TeamVO", TeamVO); > > > _uuid = UIDUtil.createUID(); > > > if ( toSet ) { > > > try { uuid = toSet.uuid; } catch ( e:Error ) { > > > trace("Error setting uuid: "+e); } > > > try { id = toSet.id; } catch ( e:Error ) { trace("Error > > > setting id: "+e); } > > > try { created_by = toSet.created_by; } catch ( e:Error ) > > > { trace("Error setting created_by: "+e); } > > > try { created_on = parseDate(toSet.created_on); } catch > > > ( e:Error ) { trace("Error setting created_on: "+e); } > > > try { updated_by = toSet.updated_by; } catch ( e:Error ) > > > { trace("Error setting updated_by: "+e); } > > > try { updated_on = parseDate(toSet.updated_on); } catch > > > ( e:Error ) { trace("Error setting updated_on: "+e); } > > > try { parent_id = toSet.parent_id; } catch ( e:Error ) { > > > trace("Error setting parent_id: "+e); } > > > try { contact_id = toSet.contact_id; } catch ( e:Error ) > > > { trace("Error setting contact_id: "+e); } > > > try { cat_id = toSet.cat_id; } catch ( e:Error ) { > > > trace("Error setting cat_id: "+e); } > > > try { team_is_global = toSet.team_is_global; } catch ( > > > e:Error ) { trace("Error setting team_is_global: "+e); } > > > try { team_organizat_personal = > > > toSet.team_organizat_personal; } catch ( e:Error ) { trace("Error > > > setting team_organizat_personal: "+e); } > > > try { team_abbreviation = toSet.team_abbreviation; } > > > catch ( e:Error ) { trace("Error setting team_abbreviation: "+e); } > > > try { team_name = toSet.team_name; } catch ( e:Error ) { > > > trace("Error setting team_name: "+e); } > > > try { team_emails = toSet.team_emails; } catch ( e:Error > > > ) { trace("Error setting team_emails: "+e); } > > > } > > > } > > > > > > Note: The individual try{} statements are important. I had it around > > > all the assignments before, and it ends up not initializing. > > > > > > Additionally, I'm working on a templating system that creates all > > > the VO > > > objects, PHP objects, and a basic CRUD interface. It's crude now, but > > > working for me. > > > > > > If you want to chat about it, IM me at mikecrowe (yahoo) or > > > mike(a)mikeandkellycrowe(d)com (msn). > > > > > > Mike > > > > > > --- In [email protected], Kevin <lists@> wrote: > > > > > > > > I am still having some problems using explicitType with PHP & Flex. > > > > I am trying to send a basic Object back from PHP to flex and have it > > > > map to a VO. I think I have it all set up correctly, but I continue > > > > to get an error: > > > > > > > > IN FLEX VO UserDataVO.as > > > > > > > > [RemoteClass("com.onefoot.dbocl.services.vo.users.UserDataVO")] > > > > > > > > IN PHP VO UserDataVO.php > > > > var $_explicitType = > > > "com.onefoot.dbocl.services.vo.users.UserDataVO"; > > > > > > > > SEND FROM PHP > > > > public function getUserInfo(){ > > > > /* retrieve session variables from server > > > > */ > > > > $User = new UserDataVO(); > > > > $User->fullName = "Test User"; > > > > $User->firstName = "Test"; > > > > $User->lastName = "User"; > > > > > > > > return $User; > > > > } > > > > > > > > > > > > RECEIVE IN FLEX from getUserInfo() call > > > > public function result(data:Object):void > > > > { > > > > var userData:UserDataVO = data.result; > > > > } > > > > > > > > ERROR > > > > Type Coercion failed: cannot convert mx.utils::[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > to com.onefoot.dbocl.vo.users.UserDataVO. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thanks for the help! > > > > > > > > - Kevin > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
