[osflash] Server side ActionScript

[Chris Allen]

As Ronald points out, you probably would be really happy with HaXe. While
it's not ActionScript, it's very similar, and does allow you to use the
language for the server-side as well as for building Flash content.

Also, Red5 allows you to use Flash remoting and now supports AMF3. It also
will allow you to write the server-side code in JavaScript (also supports
Java, Python, Ruby, etc...), which is a very similar language to
ActionScript. Anyway, I would recommend Red5 over OpenAMF as it's being
currently developed and supports many more features. Oh and yes, I'm a bit
biased, as I'm co-project manager for Red5

-Chris

On 2/12/07, Ronald Villaver <ronald_villaver at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> HaXe would be your direct implementation. If you want it written in java,
> actionscript is just ecmascript, so running a rhino engine in your backend
> manager from your OpenAMF gateway is the same thing. For php and python, you
> can try combining the AMFPHP or AMFPerl with the Spidermonkey engine also
> from mozilla.
>
> *Björn Ritzl <bjorn.ritzl at jadestone.se>* wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> What are my options if I want to run a set of ActionScript classes
> server side? The classes I want to run contain only logic, nothing
> visual. I want the be able to create several instances (quite a few
> actually), passing data to them and handling the return data.
>
> TIA!
>
> /Björn
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