Thanks. I’ll be back after I’ve given the module enough testing.

If it’s intended as a replacement, you have to agree to the BSD license, and I will review it for integration. The typical method for a contribution is a pull request on github, but as it’s a plugin if you just […]

It is intended as a replacement, although you can keep it separate if you prefer.

Hi,
is this intended as a replacement for AmfphpLogger? Or is it intended as a plugin that could be kept separate from the core distribution?

I have no experience with Laravel, so I can’t help you very much. I can however point you to this:

http://www.silexlabs.org/amfphp/documentation/best-practices-for-long-term-projects/

The idea here is that […]

I think that amfPhp has a future, just not what people thought it was.

The biggest market for amfPhp that I know of is for data transfer in social, online games, and some use in polling based chat rooms. There […]

ok, I’ll see what I can do about that.

Thank you very much! It totally works now. I knew about that, but I thought for some reason that it only relevant when I send data from php to flash, not vice versa.

amfExt + 1.9 works good enough for now. Towards the end of the year I should be ramping up with a new game launch and will look into switching over to Baguette and the latest amfPhp release depending upon how it […]

That looks about right. But the CustomClassConverter doens’t throw any errors if it can’t map, it just leaves the object as it is. Does this exact explicit type work with AMF?

thanks for your comment, amfphp 1.9 and amfext are both unsupported and unmaintained. You might be interested in taking a look at http://baguetteamf.com, though(disclaimer, I run that site). It’s still in beta […]

try writing $ba->data

http://community.silexlabs.org/amfphp/reference/classes/Amfphp_Core_Amf_Types_ByteArray.html

For those of us that are game developers… What we really need is a stripped down version of amfPhp. Just strings, numbers, objects, and arrays. With a C extension to speed it up. Maximum speed, maximum […]

How would I do that? Just a microtime around a few.

“include ‘test.php’”‘s?

amfPhp 1.9 is the only option for me because of the amount of data that I need to encode at high speed with amfExt.

Also, […]