[osflash] CakePHP (CakeAMFPHP) and class mapping for easy VO's

[Marcelo de Moraes Serpa]

Hey Martin!

Actually it is the current 1.1.8.544 version. Gwoo told me about it on
#cakeamfphp last sunday (you see, even though the channel does not have much
people, lots of interesting stuff happens there :P). Then I though about you
and as I didn't have any contact information of yours, I decided to send
this email to osflash (well, there may be other CakeAMFPHPers around :)

About your mapping classes, I was just starting to integrate them on
pixlib's MVC framework when I was told about this new feature of Cake...
now, I really don't know what approach to use! (I guess I will stick with
yours for now becouse I really don't have much time to study the new
possibilites of this new feature...)

About that AS3 port of your classes I was working on, unfortunatelly I had
to give up as the new project requirements made me switch back to good old
Flash Player 8.

Hope to see you on #cakeamfphp

Cheers,

Marcelo.



On 10/2/06, Martin Wood <flashdev at relivethefuture.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> Marcelo de Moraes Serpa wrote:
> > FYI, CakePHP now supports php class mapping for it's ActiveRecord object
> > hierachy. I haven't tried it yet, but I guess it would be now easy to
> use
> > VO's with CakeAMFPHP and Flash using the classic Object.registerClass()
> > method.
> >
> > Also, take a look at CakeForge as Martin Wood (is that your lastname?)
> made
> > some classes that brings VO mapping tottally to the client side for
> CakePHP
> > if you're still using associative arrays.
>
> > Martin, are you around? Would love to hear you opinion!
>
> yeah, im here and that is my name..well it was.. im now officially Martin
> Wood-Mitrovski but i havent got around to updating my info everywhere. :)
>
> anyway..are you talking about the forthcoming v1.2 CakePHP. ?
>
> I know 1.1.8 came out just a week or so ago but I didnt think it had any
> changes
> that would help with the AMF side of things.
>
> Id like to put a bit more time into this soon as theres still quite a few
> problems with my client side solution..its kind of ok for now but id like
> something more robust.
>
>
>
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