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DESCRIPTION

See https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/wiki/Apache-Royale-communication-with-AMF-and-RemoteObject
for more information


AMF is a great way to send data between an Apache Royale client and a backend server. The server could be written in Java, PHP, .NET, Ruby, Python and many other backend technologies.

Read more about AMF here :https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Message_Format

Apache Royale supports AMF protocol and to demonstrate it we provide two projects:

RemoteObjectAMFTest: (client implementation)
Is the Apache Royale Client that uses RemoteObject to communicate with the backend server to send and receive data via AMF.Direct Link to this project

SampleAmfWebApp: (server implementation)
Is a Java WebApp that uses Apache Flex BlazeDS to expose some data and objects through an AMF endpoint. Direct Link to this project

To run this example localy you can follow this steps.
Note: At this time some parts of the example only can be build with maven, we'll be providing at some time ANT build, but this is not priority. If you're interested in ANT build you can submit a PR)

1. Build RemoteObjectAMFTest with maven using "mvn clean install". This generates the Apache Royale client.
(currently in the examples/mxroyale folder)

2. Build SampleAmfWebApp with maven using "mvn clean install". This generates the Java Web App with AMF support and will overlay the RemoteObjectAMFTest client compiled in the previous step
(this project)

3. Launch SampleAmfWebApp in the embedded Jetty web server with "java -jar target/SampleAmfWebApp-0.9.7-SNAPSHOT-exec.war". You should be in root SampleAmfWebApp folder. Notice: that SNAPSHOT number is just an example and can be different

4. In a browser launch "http://localhost:8080" and try the examples.

To test the above with alternate client implementations, follow the the same process, but change steps 1 & 2 as follows:

For non-mx use of Royale RemoteObject, and Jewel components, amend instructions for 1 & 2 above:

1. Build RemoteObjectAMFTest with maven using "mvn clean install". This generates the Apache Royale client.
(this one is in the examples/royale folder)

2. instead of  "mvn clean install" for SampleAmfWebApp, use mvn -f pom-royale-jewel.xml clean install


@todo (this is not working yet):
For non-mx use of Royale RemoteObject, and Basic components, amend instructions for 1 & 2 above:

1. Build RemoteObjectAMFTestBasic with maven using "mvn clean install". This generates the Apache Royale client.
(this one is in the examples/royale folder)

2. instead of  "mvn clean install" for SampleAmfWebApp, use mvn -f pom-royale-basic.xml clean install