amf

I have a java class which has one field with getter and setter, and a second pair of getter and setter that access this field in another way: public class NullAbleId { private static final int NULL_ID = -1; private int internalId; getter & setter for internalId public Integer getId() { if(this.internalId == NULL_ID) { return null; } else { return Integer.valueOf(internalId); } } public void setId(Integer id) { if (id == null) { this.internalId = NULL_ID; } else { this.internalId = id.intValue(); } } } (the reason for this construction is that I want to build a way to hande Nullable Intergers )

Using Zend_Amf it's possible to serialize php objects to/from Adobe AMF format. Is there an equivalent library for serializing/unserializing C# objects to/from AMF? I'm working in Mono 2.4. There are several options. Here's the best. http://www.fluorinefx.com/ Fluorine provides a full client and server implementations of AMF over HTTP and at least server implementations of AMF over RTMP (I'm not sure about client for RTMP--we just haven't used it so I haven't looked into it). It also includes classes that can be utilized directly for AMF serialization and deserialization. We use it extensively

What's a good C++ library for parsing AMF3? Based on some simple research, libamfx doesn't support AMF3 and amf3cplusplus isn't a complete implementation of the specs, although it may work for your needs. There don't appear to be any pure-C libraries, so the next place to look would be C language extensions. There is a fully functional AMF implementation in C for PHP ( AMFEXT ), a C implementation for Python ( PyAMF ), one for Objective-C ( Cocoa-AMF ), and one for Ruby ( RocketAMF ). However, none of these are going to be drop-in solutions. Your best bet would be to try out amf3cplusplus and

Are there any examples of using the Flash 10 beta RTMFP UDP based protocol to build real-time Flash games. The RTMFP examples so far seem to focus on P2P networking between flash clients does anyone know of any examples of traditional client/server UDP based communication over RTMFP. Does anyone know the ability of RTMFP to do NAT firewall punch-through to allow clients to "host" real-time games. Imagine being able to over the web through flash client perform XBox live-like matchmaking and allow a client to host a Flash based realtime "Call of duty"-like game server through a web browser. It

I search for a long time, but I still not found the answer. In common case, we keep the token of a remote method call, Flex -> Java for example. But, if the client know that the current call is not needed anymore, how stopping the server processing ? With an asyncToken, is it possible to stop a remote call ? Thanks for your answer. As I understood it, an AsyncToken just provides extra data for some operation. You'll need to access that operation to cancel. IF you're calling an HTTPService , you use the cancel() method. If you're using a WebService , you should be able to call getOperation()

How can I get a ASP.NET (inc MVC) application talking to a Flex UI over AMF. I am wanting to push approx 100+ records around at a time and AMF would appear to be the way forward, but there doesn't appear to be anything obvious. If you're pressed for time, you can just use the RemoteObject to hit a compiled DLL (like WebORB - its free for .NET, but you need a VS copy above Express to compile your classes that you want to expose to Flex) and Retrieve the object that way... Obviously your objects should have a DAL in place or be generated so you can communicate with your database. But i suggest