Alrighty folks. I got this figured out. With some help from a fellow at Adobe, I got Flex + AMF + POG running smoothly. I will post back once I get a tutorial on my blog up for doing this.
--- In [email protected], "JWOpitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Troy. > > I have tried to use the PHP5 w/o the PDO driver (instead they built > their own MySQL DB layer) and it never seemed to even get as far as > reading the config file for it. I didn't spend a whole lot of time > going down that road but I may revisit it. > > If you happen to get POG working with AMFPHP, please let me know your > setup as I would love to get it working. I really want to use POG too > for the same reasons you mention. It seems super light weight and for > a non PHP person, very easy to follow the framework. CakePHP just > seems like too much for me. But if I can't get this working, I may > have to revisit it as well. > > J > > --- In [email protected], "Troy Gilbert" <troy.gilbert@> > wrote: > > > > > I know the config for my AMFPHP is setup as I can hit other services > > > on it that make use of manual queries. I have no idea where the > > > problem lies. The only other hint I can provide is that awhile back I > > > had run into an issue where AMFPHP would say it had issues > finding the > > > MySQL PDO driver (which POG makes use of). However I know I have > > > those drivers installed because a) I can use the local POG setup app > > > to test for dependencies and b) I see the drivers in the phpInfo() > > > > Have you tried using POG without PDO (with its pre-5.1 data layer)? > > There may be some compatibility issues between AMFPHP and PDO? > > > > I've not seen POG before, but am intrigued by it. I've been looking > > for a really lightweight system for working with MySQL in PHP. I'm > > currently using CakePHP, which is great, but it's way heavier than I > > need because my server-side model is very simple and I'm not using any > > of the view infrastructure. > > > > Troy. > > >
