Its alive!
After much frustration using the Amazon SOAP API, I have finally got Flash talking to it (albeit in a round about way).
What I chose to do was to use Cold Fusion MX components and Flash Remoting to talk to Amazon. I created a component in Dreamweaver to talk to the web service. The CFMX component then sends the data returned from the service to the Flash movie for processing.
Here is the trick: When talking to the Amazon API, you can not just invoke the function through the proxy with a couple of parameters that are strings. You must create a new structure in Cold Fusion and then pass that structure to the service.
For example:
myStruct = newStruct();
myStruct.asin = "12345678";
myStruct.keywork = "Flash";
// etc...etc...
Well, the backend is working and I should really be getting into the design phase, now that I hve all the results stored in objects. If you have any questions, email me! danny@danieldura.com
test
Josh Dura
2 Jan 03 at 4:14 pm
Im just testing.
Daniel Dura
2 Jan 03 at 7:25 pm
Im just testing.
Daniel Dura
2 Jan 03 at 7:32 pm
test 3
Daniel Dura
2 Jan 03 at 7:43 pm
great read
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