Comments on: SWX Beta 1.2.2 Released http://swxformat.org/51 SWX is the native data format for Adobe Flash. This blog is about all things SWX, SWX RPC, SWX PHP and the SWX APIs (Flickr, Twitter, etc.) Sat, 11 Oct 2008 14:34:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: aral http://swxformat.org/51#comment-852 aral Sat, 14 Jul 2007 10:01:24 +0000 http://swxformat.org/51#comment-852 Hi Mike, Glad to hear that you're enjoying SWX! :) SWX uses AMFPHP as a library currently to provide the other gateways (JSON, AMF, etc.) and for the service explorer (which uses AMF). It's not dependent on it though and the ports will use other open source AMF technologies (OpenAMF, etc.) Hi Mike,

Glad to hear that you’re enjoying SWX! :)

SWX uses AMFPHP as a library currently to provide the other gateways (JSON, AMF, etc.) and for the service explorer (which uses AMF). It’s not dependent on it though and the ports will use other open source AMF technologies (OpenAMF, etc.)

]]> By: Mike Krisher http://swxformat.org/51#comment-828 Mike Krisher Tue, 10 Jul 2007 19:34:15 +0000 http://swxformat.org/51#comment-828 Aral, This is awesome. Simple to implement, and awesome. I will be integrating this into a couple of Flash Lite apps I have built, am building. What is very cool about this compared to Remoting, other than this works with Flash Lite, is that the logic on the backend isn't Flash specific and can be used by the logic of the site that spits out HTML or whatever. These classes, at least in PHP, can be called by other PHP, where as with Remoting classes, that is not always the case. So is anyone working on the Ruby version? Or .NET version? How dependent is this on AMFPHP? Thanks, -- Mike Aral,

This is awesome. Simple to implement, and awesome. I will be integrating this into a couple of Flash Lite apps I have built, am building.

What is very cool about this compared to Remoting, other than this works with Flash Lite, is that the logic on the backend isn’t Flash specific and can be used by the logic of the site that spits out HTML or whatever. These classes, at least in PHP, can be called by other PHP, where as with Remoting classes, that is not always the case.

So is anyone working on the Ruby version? Or .NET version? How dependent is this on AMFPHP?

Thanks,
– Mike

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