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I’m having a problem with zendamf where I receive the following error:
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Class “test_Login” does not exist: Plugin by name ‘Test_Login’ was not found in the registry; used paths:
: /www/amfServices/system/application/controllers/services/
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In my gateway file I’m using:
$server->addDirectory(‘/www/amfServices/system/application/controllers/services/’);

My folder structure where the class is looks like this:
/www/amfServices/system/application/controllers/services/test/Login.php

my NetConnection call goes like this:
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this.service.call(‘test.Login.logmein’, responder, arguments);
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where: test is the folder, Login is the class and logmein is the function.

What am I doing wrong here?
I thought that adding a directory to the server and calling the service like amfphp(folder.folder.class.function) would work…

Could anyone please answer me by mail or just reply here. Its really important cause I have the same Class names on different folders and I need to map the folder as I usually did with amfphp.

AccountService.php, class name before was class name AccountService. This was working in prior versions of Zend_Amf (full framework btw).

Now, to get this to work, the file name is still AccountService.php, but the class name is com_safepost_AccountService, where the service is located (application/servicec/com/safepost/).

Hope that helps -

Chief

1. My services directory was application/services/com// with the file name of AccountService.php. In PluginLoader function _formatName, it does a ucfirst on the plugin name, thus was expecting “Com” instead of “com”. Now, this could be related to my php settings (?), I’m not sure.

2. I had to change the class name in AccountService.php to be Com__AccountService for it to work.

Overall, I just don’t get it other than working through the issues in debug.

Wish I could help more –

Chief

Question though, I’m converting a project over from AMFPHP to Zend_Amf and don’t use the Zend naming convention for my Class names on my services. For example, my Authentication class in com.domain.Authentication is not named ‘Com_Domain_Authentication’ but just ‘Authentication’. Inspecting PluginLoader.php, I noticed that on line 379 the ‘load’ function does the check ‘class_exists($className, false)’ where $className in my case ends up being ‘Com_domain_Authentication’ because I have in my ActionScript the RemoteObject source=’com.domain.Authentication’. As a result, I get the ‘Class not found error’. Any suggestions that don’t involve renaming service classes to conform to Zend naming conventions?

Thanks!