Thanks Steve,
There are a couple problems I have found with AMFPHP.
The first is an error that pops up intermittently. I can't remember it
exactly but have posted about it before. Suddenly it appears for no reason
and you can't get rid of it no matter what you do. Changing to Weborb fixed
I'm not using one. It would be overkill to have one.
All I do is query a database given the parameters from an object sent via
remoteObject and build an array of custom objects that are returned to Flex.
Why would I need a framework for that? PHP's built-in object support is all I
need. Most
If ADOdb is my final goal, I would start with that rather than PHP's built-in
MySQL classes. I really don't see the point.
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Thanks Steve,
AFAIK no - They give you enough to get going but any further is up to your
Thanks Steve,
If ADOdb is my final goal, I would start with that rather than PHP's
built-in MySQL classes. I really don't see the point.
.
I got the mysql code generated I studied that carefully I picked up two
methods
from service List all and update. I wrote similar ones for adodb
There are a couple problems I have found with AMFPHP.
The first is an error that pops up intermittently. I can't remember it exactly
but have posted about it before. Suddenly it appears for no reason and you
can't get rid of it no matter what you do. Changing to Weborb fixed it for me
(And
Thanks Steve,
Actually, WebORB includes a lot of examples including CRUD.
Once you download and install WebORB on your server, just navigate to
http://yourserver/LocationYouInstalledWebORB/
This should bring up the console. Click on the Examples tab and then click on
the tree
AFAIK no - They give you enough to get going but any further is up to your own
development efforts. There should be no reason you can't add to the console for
code generation.
In my case, I did not use any of the examples or code generation - I just built
everything from scratch.
Steve
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Thanks Steve,
AFAIK no - They give you enough to get going but any further is up to your
own development efforts. There should be no reason you can't add to the
console for code generation.
In my case, I did not use any of the examples or code generation - I just
built everything from
Sorry, I cannot comment on cake as I have not used it.
I do know that WebORB is fast, reliable and community support is very good. I
find it very easy to code for (Although I could be biased as I have used it for
a long time).
I would be reluctant to use CakeAMFPHP as I don't know the level of
Thanks valdhor,
Sorry, I cannot comment on cake as I have not used it.
I do know that WebORB is fast, reliable and community support is very good. I
find it very easy to code for (Although I could be biased as I have used it
for a long time).
I would be reluctant to use CakeAMFPHP as
Actually, WebORB includes a lot of examples including CRUD.
Once you download and install WebORB on your server, just navigate to
http://yourserver/LocationYouInstalledWebORB/
This should bring up the console. Click on the Examples tab and then click on
the tree dropdowns - there are a lot of
Thanks Steve,
Actually, WebORB includes a lot of examples including CRUD.
Once you download and install WebORB on your server, just navigate to
http://yourserver/LocationYouInstalledWebORB/
This should bring up the console. Click on the Examples tab and
then click on the tree
Thanks Brad Bueche,
If you have SLA's in terms of maintenance and production response with your
customers you may want to partner with the party that can also offer that
contractural level of service to you. (My experience with the webOrb team is
that they are very responsive). With that
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