Hey Peter, Value Objects, definitely. My initial email was more a warning against the automatic creation of client-side code to consume web services directly from the client. Something that Robert actually provided some really valid use cases for that I hadn't considered.
So, my terribly-watered down warning relates to consuming third-party web services from directly from the client. Aral -- Aral Balkan, Creative Technologist and Flash Platform Expert http://aralbalkan.com | http://osflash.org | http://ariaware.com +44 1273 696369 (h/o) | +44 779 5551278 (m) On 7 Nov 2006, at 16:55, Peter Hall wrote: > Regardless of how the services are consumed, it is very valuable to be > able to generate simple AS classes for value objects deriving from > wsdl or xsd. Even if the service is consumed on your server and > exposed via Remoting you should be able to use the same generated > classes, and changes should propagate through the system. > > Some of your points are valid, but why do you assume that the > generated code would have to deal directly with SOAP? It would be > straightforward to generate code to interact with an AMF proxy, and I > think that would be an important part of such a project. > > Peter > <snip> _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
