Flex with sfAmfPlugin part 2

Posted by thaberkern on Aug 25 2008 | Flex, Model, Symfony, doctrine

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')->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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8 comments for now

8 Responses to “Flex with sfAmfPlugin part 2”

  1. # Alex

    Hi, can you post a complete example?

    27 Aug 2008 at 14:20

  2. # thaberkern

    Hi,

    yes I can do so. But it will need some time to prepare this. Did you face any special problems?

    Timo

    27 Aug 2008 at 14:24

  3. # Alex

    Thanks
    I don’t know where to start :)
    How i call the remoting service from Flash / Flex?

    03 Sep 2008 at 12:52

  4. # thaberkern

    I hope i can do this new article over the weekend :-)

    Timo

    03 Sep 2008 at 13:02

  5. # João Barbosa

    You should provide a complete example working. It’s lacking client side documentation. An example of Flex RemoteObject usage would be nice.

    30 Sep 2008 at 06:05

  6. # chok

    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

    04 Oct 2008 at 16:15

  7. # Snowcore

    I’m looking forward for this article :)
    I’m also interested in integration Flex and Symfony.

    20 Oct 2008 at 16:16

  8. # Kai

    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 :-)

    15 Nov 2008 at 02:03

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