Many thanks for a brilliant addition to the Zend Framework – we’re currently using it on our website quite a bit. However, since upgrade from Zend Frame 1.8.0 to 1.9.3PL1, we’ve had problems with the AMF side of things (in particular, the problem appears to have it’s roots in the difference between 1.8.3 and 1.8.4).

Basically, we have AMF calles with two DTO objects – one a generic “here I am” and the other a “here’s what needs to happen”. They both have a “sessionid”, “gameid” and “userid” in them, but the second object is not being populated with the details (sometimes due to Zend_Amf_Parse/Amf3/Deserializer readString’s “Undefined string refernece”). Is there any assistance you can provide? I can supply you with proxy recordings (which show the data is being transmitted to the server), example PHP/AMF code etc etc.

I am trying to look into it myself (as I know you only have so much free time to work on Zend), but it’s delving a lot deeper into AMF that I ever wanted to and hence it’s taking time. Thanks!

addFunction still works fine, so I can use that as a work around. But there’s no way I could can call functions on the server added through the setClass method.

First of all, thanks for creating something as useful as Zend AMF Server.

I have a problem updating to anything above version 1.7.6 however as I then get the errormessage:
RPC Fault faultString=”Method “getMainKenmerken” does not exist” faultCode=”0″ faultDetail=”#0

Seeing the amount of bugfixes for Zend AMF I do need to update now it seems, since I also want to use circular references now. But this problem means I cannot get the new version (now 1.8.4) to run.

For adding the function to the server I currently use $server->setClass(“classname”);
I’m using Zend AMF to build a Flex interface that communicates with Ez Publish, which could be a complicating factor here. For one thing Ez Publish handles the autoloading of classes once a classname is used in the extension on the platform.

I wonder what changed between 1.7.6 and later versions that this stopped working for me, but still seems to work for most others?

If you need more details, feel free to ask, either here or by mail.

Greetings
Arnoud

public function getServices() {
return array(array(‘label’ => ‘CompanyService’, ‘data’ => ”));
}

The only problem is the service description page. I took a look at what AMFPHP generates and tried to generate similar output but it doesn’t work, e.g.:

public function describeService($data) {
return array(
array(
‘getAll’ => array(
‘description’ => ‘No description given.’,
‘arguments’ => array(),
‘access’ => ‘private’
)
),
”
);
}

Any tips?

I’m using the full package of the Zend Framework.
Here’s my AMF Broker code:

addDirectory( ‘/usr/share/php/services/’ );

//TODO: arranjar alternativa para este mapping explicito
require_once ‘/usr/share/php/lib/billing/BillingPairingMatrixVO.php’;
$server->setClassMap( ‘lib.billing.BillingPairingMatrixVO’, ‘BillingPairingMatrixVO’ );
require_once ‘/usr/share/php/lib/billing/OverrideComponentVO.php’;
$server->setClassMap( ‘lib.billing.OverrideComponentVO’, ‘OverrideComponentVO’ );
require_once ‘/usr/share/php/lib/billing/OverrideBillingVO.php’;
$server->setClassMap( ‘lib.billing.OverrideBillingVO’, ‘OverrideBillingVO’ );

print $server->handle();
?>

Another think I would like to know if there’s anyway of passing Objects from Flex to Zend_AMF without explicitly using the $server->setClassMap.

Thank you for your great job.