The Blue Dragon CFML engine is becoming open-source in a couple of weeks -
no need to recode!
Baz

On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 12:55 PM, oneproofdk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   Hi.
>
> I'd recommend you have a look at www.amfphp.com - a very fast and easy
> to use, here's a snippet from the website :
>
> AMFPHP is a free open-source PHP implementation of the Action Message
> Format(AMF). AMF allows for binary serialization of Action Script
> (AS2, AS3) native types and objects to be sent to server side
> services. AMFPHP is challenged with implementing the entire AMF
> protocol to be an alternative to Flex Data Services (AMF3) and Flash
> Remoting (AMF0). AMFPHP allows thin client applications built in
> languages such as Flash, Flex, and AIR to communicate directly with
> PHP class objects on the server.
>
> Also, have a look at WebOrb, same thing as above, is comes in all
> flavours, PHP, .Net, Java - have a go at
> http://www.themidnightcoders.com/weborb/
>
> Personally I'm using AMFPHP and it works perfect, using it on shared
> hosts as well with no problems. Have it on 3 servers now and I think
> it is fast as a bat out of hell. Havent tried WebOrb though.
>
> WebOrb on the other hand, has code helpers etc. to get you through the
> day, also... they have commercial support, AMF don't, and support for
> AMFPHP dont come easy, but hey, if you know PHP you'll be allright.
>
> The best thing about these systems, is that you can have data in/out
> very very quickly. Basicly you just set up a mysql connection and off
> you go, as easy as :
>
> function getUsers () {
> return mysql_query("SELECT id,login FROM users ORDER BY login;");
> }
>
> This is actually valid code, in Flex you get the result back and have
> a ArrayCollection in 1 line of code - no need for all that messy (and
> slow) XML.
>
> If you need any help to get started, feel free :-D
>
> // Mark
>
>  
>

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