http://www.amfphp.org/docs/classmapping.html
As the article says, from AMFPHP version 1.2, a class-mapping engine has been implemented to completely and transparently handle VO's trasnfer from flash to php and vice-versa. Now, I haven´t done any test with Cake regarding this. But I think that if we could make this engine Cake-compatible, then our VO's problems with Cake would end.
Did you know about this feature of AMFPHP 1.2?
CHeers,
Marcelo.
On 8/14/06, Martin Wood <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Marcelo de Moraes Serpa wrote:
> Martin, I´ve been studying your TypeMapper for Cake, pretty powerful. My
> challenge now is to port it to AS3 and make it work on Cairngorm 2. I´m
> using the RemoteObjectAMF0 to access my CakeAMFPHP services. Half of the
> path is done :) Tell me what you think about this flex2 version of your
> typemapper!
that would be great :)
I did install FlexBuilder yesterday and got the AMF0 setup from Renaun working
with my tomcat / OpenAMF project using Cairngorm 2 but I didnt get around to
trying it with Cake yet.
I'll leave that for you :)
> PS.: Was the current version of the typemapper and the auxiliar classes
> made
> for ARP?
yeah, it was initially built to fit in with ARP, at least the supporting classes
were but im trying to gradually move them to a more 'neutral' implementation.
Im still not sure of how I would like it to work, but I suppose that does really
depend on what you want to integrate with..ARP, Cairngorm or something else.
I see it as just a proof of concept at the moment. I am using it in a real world
project right now so that should shine some light onto how it can be best used.
any suggestions, ideas, code (and unit tests :) are more than welcome.
martin
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