Sending advanced data types is supported to a degree... as far as sending instances of classes.... kindof.. they would be seen as an object on the other end. And with amfphp that translates to associative arrays.. but in java that might be exposed differently.

Jake

On 10/6/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi chaps,
I know that it is possible to pass data across AMF connections set up in
red5, and you can get similar structures out at either end, but I am not
sure of the capabilities of this system.

How complex can the data structures passed be? Can they for example have
a concept of type?

I know I can send this:

var _example = new Object();
_example.foo="bar";
_example.bar = 0;

Can I send an instance of this class:

class Example
{
    foo = "bar";
    bar = 0;
}


Best regards,
Tom

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