Re: [amfphp] mod_pubsub & AMF-PHP = Flash MX Communication Server ?

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no dean,

i haven't... have had a pile of work to do lately and that has taken me away 
from my experiments a bit... i had that planned for down the line (event 
though i was beginning to feel openamf would be much better suited for 
anything that needs more socket support)... and looking at wolfgang's 
warning maybe we shd have more discussion on this one

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e okyere , clifton, va
flash 'n php developer

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e okyere,

Just curious: I remember your attempts at using the old pfsockopen() a while 
back. Have you tried to solve your problem with with the newer socket 
functions available since 4.1.0?

e okyere wrote:

>The task will be much more friendly to approach if php had socket support
>better than the current state... it's one of the things I've been thinking
>about too and has got me looking at openamf a lot (because of java's
>excellent socket support). Still, anything close to the comm. Server as
>opensource, my guess, (of course) not impossible, but a long way off
>
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>[mailto:amf...@li...] On Behalf Of Justin
>Watkins
>Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 9:15 PM
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>Subject: Re: [amfphp] mod_pubsub & AMF-PHP = Flash MX Communication Server 
>?
>
>
>I've discussed this one extensively with other developers, and it appears 
>(at least no one can find it), that it's truly a low level command that 
>never is propogated up to the
>actionscript API.  It would be really great if you could trigger a method 
>to deserialize amf from another interface other than the netconnection 
>object, but I don't think that's possible.
>
>Justin
>
>On Friday, July 18, 2003, at 05:15 PM, Wolfgang Hamann wrote:
>
>
>
>>>>Our initial work around would most likely be to create an XML socket
>>>>connection.. .used to basically tell flash to wake up and make HTTP
>>>>requests over openamf. This is a sort of symulated push of data using
>>>>existing technology.
>>>>
>>>>
>>Just an idea:
>>no sane developer would make completely independent subsystems with 
>>redundant code.
>>Thus, in the past developers found nice undocumented functions that would 
>>read a string of flash
>>vars and do the assignments, and the other way round
>>It would be quite logical that there is an internal function creating the 
>>amf object from
>>data, which is used by both http and rtmp transports
>>
>>Wolfgang
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