On Saturday 06 January 2007 18:57, Clint Modien wrote:
If you're just looking for RemoteObject support then there''s WebORB Pro
for 2K / phsyical.
ColdFusion supports RemoteObject from Flex, as does PHP/Java.
These may be free (PHP certainly is, for instance, and there are free/cheap
CFML
Use AMF.
http://www.jamesward.org/census/
AMF is much faster.
WebORB is cheaper than FDS and has more features. We've used the current
version of WebORB it works nice.
For 10K/socket WebORB for .NET Enterprise supports AMF3 RemoteObjects, RTMP
data pub/sub as well as Media Streaming.
Basically you want to use RPC when you are going to consume and send
data on initialization and based on user interaction (ie: pull). You
want to use FDS when you need to notify a client to update its data
based on a server event, or keep data synchronized between clients (ie:
push). There are
On Friday 05 January 2007 13:29, Patrick Mineault wrote:
major learning curve, requires knowledge of Java as opposed to your
favorite language, and is a bitch to deploy, compared to, say, using
You can connect ColdFusion to FDS, as well as Java:
I'm looking for any information on why FDS is better than HTTPService
or WebService. Or better phrased, WHEN would one prefer FDS over the
other two for reasons other than publish/subscription?
I'm working on determining the best way to go with an architecture. I
can tie Flex applications to
http://www.adobe.com/products/flex/dataservices/
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I'm looking
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