The OpenAMF project is happy to announce the release of 0.2.0.
OpenAMF - Java Flash Remoting is a free open-source alternative to
MM's Java Flash Remoting. The end result will be more capable of
providing application services to SWF clients than the proprietary
MM solution.
http://www.openamf.org
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/openamf
This release includes a lot of new features:
- RecordSet support for every database with a JDBC driver
- EJB Stateless Session Bean support
- JMX Service support
- Web Service support for simple data types
- Pluggable Service Invoker framework
- AdvancedGateway that can be configured with an xml config file
- A few more example flash clients
- Logging with Apache's commons logger
- All errors are now sent back in a NetDebugger compliant format so
you can see everything right from the Flash authoring environment
- A new OpenAMF powered website
- and lots of other fixes and improvements
For the next release we are planning to add:
- Pageable RecordSet support
- Web Service support for complex data types
- Integration with ASTranslator
- more examples and documentation
To see the OpenAMF project in action take a look at www.OpenAMF.org. This
site is completely powered by OpenAMF. The RSS feed is parsed on the server
and return to the flash client as ready to use objects. Also the mailing list
subscribe feature submits data to the server using OpenAMF and the server
then forwards the request to the Source Forge mailing list server.
Be sure to take a look at the new README file included in the
downloadable project distribution. It has a pretty good overview
of the project and how to get started using OpenAMF.
Thank you,
The OpenAMF Development Team