Flex with sfAmfPlugin part 2

25. August 2008 in doctrine, Flex, Model, Symfony

Today I released a new version of my sfAmfPlugin for the symfony Framework. Main focus of this release was the support of Doctrine. Now you can transfer Doctrine_Recordset- and Doctrine_Collections directly without mapping the values. As you can see in the following listing there is nothing to do for you to use this feature.

class HelloWorld extends sfAmfService {

  public function sayHello($message) {

    $result = Doctrine::getTable('Menu')-&gt;findAll();

    return $result;

  }

}

class HelloWorld extends sfAmfService {

public function sayHello($message) {

$result = Doctrine::getTable('Menu')->findAll();

return $result;

}

So you can transfer your Doctrine classes directly to the Flex-Client.

You can find more information on the Plugin homepage.

I will keep on working on the plugin so stay tuned for upcoming changes

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15 responses to Flex with sfAmfPlugin part 2

Alex said on 27. August 2008

Hi, can you post a complete example?
Timo Haberkern said on 27. August 2008

Hi, yes I can do so. But it will need some time to prepare this. Did you face any special problems? Timo
Alex said on 3. September 2008

Thanks I don't know where to start :) How i call the remoting service from Flash / Flex?
Timo Haberkern said on 3. September 2008

I hope i can do this new article over the weekend :-) Timo
João Barbosa said on 30. September 2008

You should provide a complete example working. It's lacking client side documentation. An example of Flex RemoteObject usage would be nice.
chok said on 4. October 2008

Hi, I use this plugin(very usefull:D) but I have big trouble with class mapping. It's possible to have an example too? Thanks a lot chok
Snowcore said on 20. October 2008

I'm looking forward for this article :) I'm also interested in integration Flex and Symfony.
Kai said on 15. November 2008

This is a really great plugin! As displayed on the symfony website its compatible to sf 1.1 only. Before i try it myself: Is there a problem with sf 1.2 ? As far as I can see, there should be anithing o.k.. Anyway: Your Book is great and this plugin too. Keep on Working :-)
digitaldeath said on 14. April 2009

Please please post some flex example...I'm getting crazy about it
Timo Haberkern said on 15. April 2009

Just published a blog post http://www.symfony-zone.com/wordpress/2009/04/15/helloworld-example-with-flex-and-symfony/trackback/
sophia said on 22. April 2009

Hi, I am sorry to tell you that,after doing what you say above,when I run my project,I received an error message: RFC Fault faultString=”send failed” faultCode=”client.error.MessageSend” faultDetail=”Channel.Security.Error error Error”. Can you help me to fill the problem? I have followed the steps above.
Vince said on 13. October 2009

Hi, I tried to implement the sfAmfPlugin into my symfony project. Everything is clear, except when I try to debug through the "AmfPHP class browser" (http://myProject/amfphp/browser/index.html). I had to add the following lines at the begining of my class : require_once dirname(__FILE__).'/../../config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php'; ProjectConfiguration::getApplicationConfiguration('frontend', 'dev', true); My problem is that I can't use Doctrine into my functions => 'There is no connection' (or a message like it). I verify my database.yml : it's ok. Thanks for your answers
Lem said on 23. October 2009

Does anyone have a working example? The way I'm dealing with it is returning a Doctrine collection from my PHP and on flex side make something like array = results[0]. Not sure is the best way to deal with it.
sergio said on 19. May 2010

I have my example working I used this page http://www.symfony-zone.com/wordpress/2009/04/15/helloworld-example-with-flex-and-symfony/ Does any one an example about transfering arrays from symfony to flex?
dagrinchi said on 1. September 2010

sfAmfPlugin don't works with doctrine 1.*, but with doctrine 2 works fine!