RE: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-28 Thread Anthony Pace
a lightweight binary version of SOAP. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of GregoryN Sent: January 26, 2006 1:21 PM To: Flashcoders mailing list Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects Thanks a lot to all of you for answering. I'm

[Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-26 Thread GregoryN
Hello Flashcoders, When talking with client about using Flash Remoting, I usually recommend to avoid AMFPHP in favor of ColdFusion or ASP.NET. But I love working with PHP (and AMFPHP in dev. projects). Question: What's your opinion and/or practice of using AMFPHP for client's project? Here's a

Re: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-26 Thread Miles Thompson
I don't think there is a usability problem, the authors of that piece appear more concerned about some legality they do not name. Miles At 07:15 AM 1/26/2006, GregoryN wrote: Hello Flashcoders, When talking with client about using Flash Remoting, I usually recommend to avoid AMFPHP in

Re: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-26 Thread John Grden
If it makes them feel any better, we just used it on the new Hilton site ( www.hiltonjourneys.com) and they didn't even blink. Used in sending the Create your own memory email. It sends the drawing and details. Works beautifully. John On 1/26/06, GregoryN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello

Re: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-26 Thread GregoryN
Thanks a lot to all of you for answering. I'm quite happy with AMFPHP too, it's good, reliable and nice to use. The only thing I was not sure is legal issues and/or Adobe plans on it. However, now I'm almost ready to recommend AMFPHP to clients :-). Maybe some Adobe guys can say a word in this

Re: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-26 Thread ryanm
Question: What's your opinion and/or practice of using AMFPHP for client's project? So far, I haven't felt comfortable recommending it to clients, but I admit I haven't even looked at it as an option in more than a year, so I don't know what has been improved. If John felt comfortable

Re: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-26 Thread John Grden
Ryan hit it right on the head. On 1/26/06, ryanm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Question: What's your opinion and/or practice of using AMFPHP for client's project? So far, I haven't felt comfortable recommending it to clients, but I admit I haven't even looked at it as an option in more

Re: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-26 Thread Mike Britton
AMFPHP is really straightforward code -- any PHP programmer worth his salt could go in and fix if needed. It also keeps the option of moving to CF or Java open, since your AS2 will be the same. The project has picked up again and has been out of beta for some time. Mike

RE: [Flashcoders] AMFPHP for commercial projects

2006-01-26 Thread Ettwein, Josh
] AMFPHP for commercial projects AMFPHP is really straightforward code -- any PHP programmer worth his salt could go in and fix if needed. It also keeps the option of moving to CF or Java open, since your AS2 will be the same. The project has picked up again and has been out of beta for some time