Wade Arnold

Wade,
Thank you for taking the time to review and posting this too.
Looking forward to the updates.

Awesome Keith, there comes to power of the zend framework

@wade keep up the good work.

@wadearnold
Wade,
I finally got some spare time to finish the 3rd tutorial, but I wanted to get your permission to use the functions in your post “Zend Amf now with php session support” before I post it. I’ve provided links back to your post in the tutorial and in the source as well.

Thank you again for your hard work.

Keith

@wadearnold
Wade,
The tutorial is now online.

Hello Wade,
I was wondering, in amfphp we had a beforefilter, what would be the equivalent of that in zend_amf?

I have this simple example:

class BackendManager {

public function __construct() {
if($_SESSION['logged_in'] === TRUE){
return false;
exit;
}
}

public function getProducts() {
//Function stuff here…
}
}

So when i call getProducts from flex, I would like the constructor to check whether a user is logged in, and if not return false and exit the script so that getProducts() won’t be called..

I’m trying to use the constructor the way I used amfphp’s beforefilter, not possible?

I’ve got exactly the same problem as Lasse Moos. How can i implement beforefilter?

Hi Wade,

I agree with the previous two posts, that there needs to be a way to check whether a specific method-call handled by the AMF Server is authorized. My present solution is to check the ZF Acess Control List inside every method being called by the AMF Server, but that’s not a very elegant solution.

While we are at it, would it be possible to implement the $server->fault() method? It seems to me that it would just have to duplicate the part of the $server->handle() method responsible for dealing with exceptions thrown by attached functions.

Many thanks for agreat AMF server implementation!!
p.

Hi Wade, how about the OpenID login code you wrote?