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Posted by: Yogesh Puri on: July 30, 2008 I have been recently studying the AMF3.0. During this period had an impression that AMFPHP is faster than XML however after some research i had to look for some performance boosting tips for AMFPHP as the benchmarks by Mike Potter clearly says that the XML is having an upper hand in terms of data processing. Obviously i havn’t tested it yet on remote machines however some comment shows that this is an ideal case scenerio where the xml is not getting created instead it is just getting echoed in php. Anyway i thought to keep on doing some research to find in more details on it.
amfPHP is free and open source software, and an essential brick for the development of Web Applications. amfPHP is used in projects that cover a wide spectrum, from games to business applications. The role of amfPHP is to provide a really simple way of connecting a client with a server in the cloud. Applications no longer run only on desktops, but must also be available on a variety of smartphones and tablets. It is becoming increasingly complex to code with the diversity of technologies used in these terminals. amfPHP is the best solution for creating accessible services to all terminals. Developers can focus on features unique to their projects, regardless of the communication between client and server.
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There are some scenarios in which you want to pass objects to and from a Flex application to a Java back end, if your using an Adobe framework (LCDS or BlazeDS) than you get this functionality out of the box however there are some cases that you wish to escape Adobe's grip and uses some third party technology. Some solutions that may come to mind are JSon or XML, the problem with these solutions is that they may require a lot of bandwidth and even lots of computing power for complex objects graphs, AMF to the rescue. AMF is a binary protocol which is used natively by the flash player, with the release of BlazeDS it was made accessible to any Java client that wishes to use it, in order to use AMF we need to serialize an object into bytes and pass it as the payload of any protocol that we choose, the easiest way to do so is to encode the resulting AMF bytes into BASE64 encoding (a format that transforms byte arrays into a readable string form) and append it to the existing payload.