| Thank you for the information. I'm going to try using it in the Google cloud app engine and I'll share the result. Regards Jorge Valeze
muchísimas gracias por la información. Voy a probar usarlo en app engine de Google cloud y les comparto el resultado El 17-07-2024, a la(s) 11:21, Josh Tynjala <joshtynj...@bowlerhat.dev> escribió:
Hi Jorge,
I recently created a number of sample Royale apps for BlazeDS. The RemoteObject class in the "library:// ns.apache.org/royale/mx" namespace is working well to communicate with BlazeDS over AMF. It requires the MXRoyaleBase.swc included with the Royale SDK.
The samples I created are here, if you'd like to take a look:
The Royale SDK also includes a Java backend that uses BlazeDS in examples/amf/SampleAmfWebApp, which uses the Royale frontend in examples/mxroyale/RemoteObjectAMFTest.
And here's the documentation for RemoteObject:
As I recall, we have another RemoteObject class in the "library:// ns.apache.org/royale/basic" namespace. I personally have not used that one successfully, and I am not sure how well it is actually working. Maybe someone else can chime in, if they've used it. If you tried this version of RemoteObject, you should give it another shot with the MXRoyaleBase version of RemoteObject instead.
Hi,
I am new to this group and I am an enthusiast of Flex and its evolutions but I am not an expert.
In the first decade of this century I founded a software development company. We were the first one to build marketable software using Adobe Flex. In fact, we started developing with the beta version. The company ended in 2014 due to our strategic errors and the characteristics of the market in my country (Chile).
Today I'm back to development and using Apache Royale for applications that interact with Google bigquery data. These applications also reside in the Google cloud. Unfortunately I have not been able to get any of the versions of AMF to work. Regards, Jorge Valeze
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