I've just encountered the same problem. I really thought setting the incoming vo path in the amfphp globals.php would fix it, but no luck. Let me know if you find a solution.
Dan --- In [email protected], "JWOpitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi folks, > > I am jumping into the realm of PHP and MySQL. I have fared decently > but have encountered this issue which I have yet to find a solution to. > > I am passing valueObjects (VOs) in and out of the application. When > the vo gets passed out from flex it looks something like this: > > //in the Cairngorm command > var token:AsyncToken = call.send(UserVO(vo)); > token.addResponders(this); > > //the php service > include_once("vo/UserVO.php"); > class MyService > { > public function someMethod (UserVO $vo) > { > // do stuff; > } > } > > The issue I am getting is that even tho the AS3 vo is using the > [RemoteClass] metadata tag and is pointing to the PHP equivalent vo, I > get this error back on the fault response of the Cairngorm command: > > Error Code: > AMFPHP_RUNTIME_ERROR > > Error Details: > "Argument 1 passed to userServices::getUser() must be an instance of > UserVO, array given" > > My question is, even tho I am casting the VO as the type expected on > both sides, what I am doing incorrectly? Somehow the parameter being > sent is getting interpretted as an array or simple object. When I > remove the PHP type casting and return the parameter sent, the object > comes back as an ObjectProxy tho the properties are intact. > > > Thanks in advance for your help, > Jwopitz >
