In the end I found my solution. It just so happens that my value objects were incorrectly formed on the server side. Hence, some properties were as arrays where the flex was expecting value objects.
It took me a while to find out since the incorrect objects where deeply buried in the object hierarchy but thanks to charles and the magic instruction "return (print_r($someObject, true));" I got everything working again. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "valdhor" <valdhorli...@...> wrote: > > I return arrays of objects (Or just single objects) all the time although I > use WebORB instead of PHP. > > What does Charles (http://www.charlesproxy.com) say? What does the PHP error > log show? > > --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "ouaqa" <abenefice@> wrote: > > > > Hello all, > > > > I've been stuck for a couple of days with a very weird error provoked by > > AMFPhp. > > > > My Flex client sends to the server a fairly complex value object. > > This object is composed of basic attributes (string , int , ...) , value > > object attributes and an array of value objects (also "complex" objects > > ). > > > > I can perform any treatment on this object on the php side. > > However, when I want to send the value object back, I get an > > "Unsupported Datatype: array" error. > > > > In order to simplify my explanations, let's say that this variable is > > called $array. > > > > I tested the following : > > > > - gettype($array) returns "array". > > > > - I can return any properties of my array, either by $array[someIndex] > > (returning the value object held at someIndex) or by > > $array[someIndex][someValueObjectAttribute] > > > > - I can use print_r and see the content of $array. > > > > - I can create an array on the server side and return it (even if it > > contains value objects). > > > > I just tested to copy each value of $array in a temporary variable and > > return it to the server but nothing different happened. > > > > Any help would be appreciated, this is getting very very frustrating. > > >
