Re: [flexcoders] passing objects to amfphp browser
On 8-Sep-08, at 1:55 PM, dnk wrote:
> has anyone had any luck passing objects to the amfphp browser for
> testing classes? I read a few articles that you need to use valid JSON
> for passing in
>
> So I am typing in something like:
>
> {id: 3, category: 'a cat'}
>
> Has anyone been able to do this? The above does not work. I am juts
> testing my php classes via the browser before i start to write the
> flex portion.
>
> dnk
>
Ok, for reference in the archives
The proper syntax is:
{"id": 3, "category": "a cat"}
In my specific case, I had a quoting error in the sql statement i had
in my php class.
So I guess lesson is... be sure the php is right before thinking it is
the gateway.
d
Re: [flexcoders] passing objects to amfphp browser
On 8-Sep-08, at 1:55 PM, dnk wrote:
> has anyone had any luck passing objects to the amfphp browser for
> testing classes? I read a few articles that you need to use valid JSON
> for passing in
>
> So I am typing in something like:
>
> {id: 3, category: 'a cat'}
>
> Has anyone been able to do this? The above does not work. I am juts
> testing my php classes via the browser before i start to write the
> flex portion.
>
> dnk
>
I made a little progress by simply submitting it like:
{"id": 3, "category": "a cat"}
So now i can submit it as an object. According to service capture...
it is submitting an object. but now upon return, i am getting:
(Object)#0
message = "faultCode:AMFPHP_RUNTIME_ERROR faultString:'AMFPHP
Remoting 'elib' class database UPDATE query error: 1054' faultDetail:'/
home/sites/ws.dom.com/web/amfphp/services/Elib.php on line 236'"
name = "Error"
rootCause = (null)
So it seems like amfphp is choking on the double quotes, but does not
like the single quotes (invalid JSON?).
Ideas?
d
[flexcoders] passing objects to amfphp browser
has anyone had any luck passing objects to the amfphp browser for
testing classes? I read a few articles that you need to use valid JSON
for passing in
So I am typing in something like:
{id: 3, category: 'a cat'}
Has anyone been able to do this? The above does not work. I am juts
testing my php classes via the browser before i start to write the
flex portion.
dnk
