WebORB for Rails preview release countdown
Good news for anyone anticipating our release of WebORB for Rails. A preview release of the product will be available as early as August 22nd. The release will include the following features:
- Full AMF0 support - (primitives, strings, dates, arrays, complex types as arguments or return values)
- Full AMF3 support (same capacity as AMF0)
- Ability to invoke any function on the ruby classes deployed in a designated folder
- Declaration of deployed services using standard Flex configuration file (remoting-config.xml)
posted by Mark Piller at
9:57 AM
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This is great! I actually just started researching using RoR and Flash!
2:00 PM
Doh! I'm 95% done converting a AMFPHP site to Rails (using XML), guess I'll be converting it back to remoting tomorrow (thankfully it's a small site)
The is the first and last time I'll ever say "I can't wait to build a site for the third time!"
Most Railers are ambivalent or outright hostile to Flash hopefully this will change some minds.
9:10 PM
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12:08 PM
The countdown just finished and no take off yet :-) Cool I saw the last 12 seconds! I am eager to try out WebOrb, we played around with integrating amf4r with Rails (flexonrails.com) over a year ago and didn't pursue it further but I am still interrested in integrating both technologies.
12:12 PM
Daniel,
It is about to hit the wire. Stay tuned.
cheers,
Mark
12:19 PM
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