See here pages with amf tag :
| Page | Date | User | Description | Discussion | Tags |
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| AMF - ActionScript Message Format | 2013/03/11 21:22 | documentation, amf AMF is the Action Message Format. AMF is a proprietary data format created by Macromedia (now Adobe) and used by different mediums: Flash Remoting, ByteArray, IExternalizable, NetConnection, NetStream, LocalConnection, Shared Objects and more. | 22 Comments | documentation, amf | |
| AMFPHP | 2013/01/03 05:19 | project, amfphp, remoting, amf Summary * Homepage : <http://www.silexlabs.org/amfphp/> * License : AmfPHP is a Remoting gateway for PHP. AmfPHP was the first open-source Remoting gateway and continues to be developed. Its key distinguishing feature and starting point is support for AMF. Some distinguishing features of AmfPHP: | 22 Comments | project, amfphp, remoting, amf | |
| AMFPHP under new management | 2010/02/14 16:18 | After nearly two years of dormancy, the AMFPHP project has been revived. Ariel Sommeria-klein and Danny Kopping have taken over the project and active development is now taking place. The latest version (1.9) can be found at the project's SourceForge page and version 2.0 is on the way! | 0 Comments | blog, amfphp, amf | |
| Actionscript data types in AMF | 2007/11/11 11:38 | documentation, amf, astype AMF represents ActionScript objects by a single byte representing type, and then by a type-specific byte array that may be of fixed length, may contain length information, or may come with its own end code. The Flash player encodes Actionscript objects according to the following table. The following types have been discovered so far: | 2 Comments | documentation, amf, astype | |
| Data Types for the AMF Data Format | 2011/12/13 06:42 | documentation, amf, datatype AMF has core data types that are there every step of the way for serializing data. These should not be confused with the AMF actionscript data types. The core data types include: * Byte * Int * MediumInt * Long * Double * UTF8 * LongUTF8 | 24 Comments | documentation, amf, datatype | |
| Debug information | 2011/12/04 13:42 | documentation, amf, remoting, debug A client can request debug information from the server using the amf_server_debug header. The NetConnection debugger is responsible for generating the appropriate headers. The amf_server_debug data field contains an object containing one or several of the following keys, each either set to true or false: | 20 Comments | documentation, amf, remoting, debug | |
| Local Shared Object envelope | 2011/11/07 20:03 | documentation, amf, SharedObject A Local Shared Object file (.SOL) consists of a short header, and then a set of name:value pairs comprising that object. All data in the Local Shared Object file format is amf-based, and thus big endian (unlike SWF). | 22 Comments | documentation, amf, SharedObject | |
| Predefined headers | 2012/05/13 22:17 | adam jones jersey baltimore orioles customized jersey brian roberts jersey brooks robinson jersey cal ripken jersey craig tatum jersey derrek lee jersey eddie murray jersey jake arrieta jersey jim johnson jersey matt wieters jersey nick markakis jersey vladimir guerrero jersey andre ethier jersey casey blake jersey clayton kershaw jersey fernando valenzuela jersey jackie robinson jersey james loney jersey jonathan broxton jersey kenley jansen jersey kirk gibson jersey los angeles dodgers blank j… | documentation, amf, remoting, headers | ||
| Recordsets | 2012/05/14 04:26 | Anaheim Ducks Jersey Atlanta Thrashers Jersey Boston Bruins Jersey Buffalo Sabres Jersey Calgary Flames Jersey Carolina Hurricanes Jersey Chicago Blackhawks Jersey Colorado Avalanche Jersey Columbus Blue Jackets Jersey Dallas Stars Jersey Detroit Red Wings Jersey Edmonton Oilers Jersey Hartford Whalers Jersey Los Angeles Kings Jersey Minnesota Wild Jersey Montreal Canadiens Jersey Nashville Predators Jersey New Jersey Devils Jersey New York Islanders Jersey New York Rangers Jersey Ottawa Senator… | 19 Comments | documentation, amf, recordsets | |
| Remoting envelope | 2008/09/01 23:22 | documentation, amf, remoting A Remoting request from the client consists of a short preamble, headers, and bodys. The preamble contains basic information about the nature of the request. Headers can be used to request debugging information, send authentication info, tag transactions, etc. Bodies contain actual Remoting requests and responses. A single Remoting envelope can contain several requests; Remoting supports batching out of the box. | 4 Comments | documentation, amf, remoting |