Thread: [amfphp-cvs] Simple example to use when testing an AMFPHP install

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Can anyone suggest a simple, working example that can be used to test 
the installation of AMFPHP?  One based on ActionScript 2.0 is probably best.

Thanks,

Rick

Hey, this is the first thing I am doing is creating good examples with =
AS2.0
and the Service class.

Peace, Mike

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Can anyone suggest a simple, working example that can be used to test=20
the installation of AMFPHP?  One based on ActionScript 2.0 is probably =
best.

Thanks,

Rick

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Teoti Graphix wrote:

> Hey, this is the first thing I am doing is creating good examples with AS2.0
> and the Service class.

Cool!  Is there one you can point me to that is ready?

I am working on documenting the install process, and I don't want to 
post anything more until I've tested it.  So far I've had some kind of 
problem with the things I've tested.  (examples/basic)

Justin:

If you can get me CVS access I'll jump on making the code save for 
E_ALL.  I've been doing that project on my libraries recently so I've 
got some practice at it.

Rick

Hi Rick,

I don't know if Justin watches the cvs list. You should post this again on the general list.

Patrick

Rick Widmer wrote:

> 
> 
> Teoti Graphix wrote:
> 
>> Hey, this is the first thing I am doing is creating good examples with 
>> AS2.0
>> and the Service class.
> 
> 
> Cool!  Is there one you can point me to that is ready?
> 
> I am working on documenting the install process, and I don't want to 
> post anything more until I've tested it.  So far I've had some kind of 
> problem with the things I've tested.  (examples/basic)
> 
> 
> Justin:
> 
> If you can get me CVS access I'll jump on making the code save for 
> E_ALL.  I've been doing that project on my libraries recently so I've 
> got some practice at it.
> 
> 
> Rick
> 
> 
> 
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>Hi Rick,

>I don't know if Justin watches the cvs list. You should post this again =
on
the general list.

>Patrick

Hey Patrick,

I have tortoiseCVS installed on my desktop, I am trying to get into the
anonymous cvs from my computer, got any hints.

I am new to CVS but, I understand it, I think it is just the settings. I
hook up to sourceforge and then it asks for a password.

I click the enter key and it keeps asking for a password.

Any help here, I really want to look at the 1.0 source of the project to =
see
if I can help in that area.

Peace, Mike

There are a few links in the CVS section of the SourceForge AMFPHP page that discuss how to get CVS 
working. Since you're not registered as a developer yet, you have to follow the anonymous 
instructions, and make sure you work with pserver.

When you'll get write access, you'll have to checkout the sources module again, you won't be able to 
chnage your username and password, hance you'll have to start over.

Patrick

Teoti Graphix wrote:
> 
> 
>>Hi Rick,
> 
> 
>>I don't know if Justin watches the cvs list. You should post this again on
> 
> the general list.
> 
> 
>>Patrick
> 
> 
> 
> Hey Patrick,
> 
> I have tortoiseCVS installed on my desktop, I am trying to get into the
> anonymous cvs from my computer, got any hints.
> 
> I am new to CVS but, I understand it, I think it is just the settings. I
> hook up to sourceforge and then it asks for a password.
> 
> I click the enter key and it keeps asking for a password.
> 
> Any help here, I really want to look at the 1.0 source of the project to see
> if I can help in that area.
> 
> Peace, Mike
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Patrick Mineault wrote:

> There are a few links in the CVS section of the SourceForge AMFPHP page 
> that discuss how to get CVS working. Since you're not registered as a 
> developer yet, you have to follow the anonymous instructions, and make 
> sure you work with pserver.

http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=72483

Under the heading "Anonymous CVS Access."

> When you'll get write access, you'll have to checkout the sources module 
> again, you won't be able to chnage your username and password, hance 
> you'll have to start over.

I believe the trick is:

When you get dev access, move to a new directory, and checkout the 
project with your developer credentials.

Move back to the directory where you have the changes to the anonymous 
checkout.  Do a cvs update to make sure your files have all the latest 
changes made by others.  Correct conflicts as needed.

Do a cvs diff, and copy the files you have changed from the anonymous 
directory to the developer directory.

Do a cvs commit to post your updates.

Destroy the anonymous directory so you don't get confused.

The other thing would be to post your patches to the list and let 
someone who has dev access post the changes until you receive developer 
access to the project.

Rick