Flash Remoting Class Code Library

11/2/2003 - Welcome to the new Flash Remoting Library
The Flash-db remoting library is the newest addition to Flash-db. It has been in the works for a while and was finally released today. Over the next couple of weeks/months we will be adding lots of additional service code as well as flash remoting tutorials and news. If you (or anyone you know) would like to add a service to this collection - please let us know >>.

9/26/2003 - New AS2 Version of the remoting Components for Flash MX 2004
Justin Watkins of AMFPHP released a nice version of the Flash MX remoting components today. These still need some testing, but they are looking really good so far. You can download them: here (http://www.amfphp.org/components/). >>

9/25/2003 - SOAP vs. Flash Remoting Benchmark An interesting article released by FlashORB, the makers of a flash remoting server app. You can read more here. >> Discuss this on the flash-db message boards here. >>

9/17/2003 - Flash Remoting Components for Flash MX 2004 (released today): Macromedia released the updated remoting components for Flash MX 2004 today. If you are using MX 2004, be sure to download the new components. If you are using Flash MX and have not yet downloaded the components, be sure to do so. The NetConnection debugger makes things really easy. Download them here >>

Flash remoting started out as a Macromedia product that enables fast, easy, and reliable method of data transfer between a flash client and server side logic. Flash remoting uses an open format called AMF (ActionScript Message Format) for transferring data in between the flash client and the server. Because this format is open and straight forward to implement new products by other vendors started to evolve for flash remoting after macromedia first released remoting. The first of these, and the basis for most others, was developed by Musicman (Wolfgang Hamann). Shortly after this it became possible to use flash remoting in almost any programming language, free of cost. The most famous and widely used of these is AMFPHP. However, lots of others do exist.

The AMF format is a binary format that is similar in structure to a shared object. It was actually this similarity that allowed for the first alternative flash remoting products to be created. You can find some additional details here. If your interested in the details of the amf format it can also be useful to read over the php files contained in the io directory within AMFPHP.


5 Most Recent (5) SWF and Image Browser/Loader This service searches any directory (and sub-directory) and returns only file types that can be loaded by Flash (jpegs/swfs). This will update when the files on your server are updated. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-30 Directory Browser A file/directory browser that allows you to easily navigate through your file system in flash. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-29 Get IP Address Determines a users IP address. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-22 MP3 ID3 Info Retrieve mp3 ID3 v1, v2, and mpeg file details from any MP3. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-02 Form to textfile A simple form to edit and save textfiles Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-01 File System (3) SWF and Image Browser/Loader This service searches any directory (and sub-directory) and returns only file types that can be loaded by Flash (jpegs/swfs). This will update when the files on your server are updated. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-30 Directory Browser A file/directory browser that allows you to easily navigate through your file system in flash. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-29 Simple File Browser This remoting service allows you to view the contents of any directory on your server. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-10-25 Location/Geography (1) Get IP Address Determines a users IP address. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-22 Multimedia (2) MP3 ID3 Info Retrieve mp3 ID3 v1, v2, and mpeg file details from any MP3. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-02 Random Image Place a random image on your site. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-01 Tools (3) Form to textfile A simple form to edit and save textfiles Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-01 Random Phrases Show random phrases on your site. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-01 Calculator A basic calculator service. Allows for multiple calculations on one screen. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-10-20 Utility (3) Form to mail Setup a contact form and allow visitors to your site to send email from it with this service. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-01 Counter A simple hit counter Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-11-01 State and Country List Parse csv file of State and Countries, into a flash array with remoting. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-10-26 Basic (2) Hello World Simple data echo test and simple object creation test. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-09-20 Park Service Sample Park Service remoting application. Implementation: AMFPHP Date Added: 2003-09-10	Current Flash Remoting News pdf reader K700i 11/2/2003 - Welcome to the new Flash Remoting Library The Flash-db remoting library is the newest addition to Flash-db. It has been in the works for a while and was finally released today. Over the next couple of weeks/months we will be adding lots of additional service code as well as flash remoting tutorials and news. If you (or anyone you know) would like to add a service to this collection - please let us know >>. 9/26/2003 - New AS2 Version of the remoting Components for Flash MX 2004 Justin Watkins of AMFPHP released a nice version of the Flash MX remoting components today. These still need some testing, but they are looking really good so far. You can download them: here (http://www.amfphp.org/components/). >> 9/25/2003 - SOAP vs. Flash Remoting Benchmark An interesting article released by FlashORB, the makers of a flash remoting server app. You can read more here. >> Discuss this on the flash-db message boards here. >> 9/17/2003 - Flash Remoting Components for Flash MX 2004 (released today): Macromedia released the updated remoting components for Flash MX 2004 today. If you are using MX 2004, be sure to download the new components. If you are using Flash MX and have not yet downloaded the components, be sure to do so. The NetConnection debugger makes things really easy. Download them here >> Overview: Flash remoting started out as a Macromedia product that enables fast, easy, and reliable method of data transfer between a flash client and server side logic. Flash remoting uses an open format called AMF (ActionScript Message Format) for transferring data in between the flash client and the server. Because this format is open and straight forward to implement new products by other vendors started to evolve for flash remoting after macromedia first released remoting. The first of these, and the basis for most others, was developed by Musicman (Wolfgang Hamann). Shortly after this it became possible to use flash remoting in almost any programming language, free of cost. The most famous and widely used of these is AMFPHP. However, lots of others do exist. 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