PyAMF 0.3 Released
PyAMF is a lightweight library that allows Flash and Python applications to communicate via Adobe’s ActionScript Message Format.
AMF3 and RemoteObject are supported in all the implemented Remoting gateways, currently compatible with Django, Twisted, TurboGears 2, Web2Py and other WSGI supported web frameworks.
This release provides compatibility with Google App Engine and comes with the following changes and fixes:
- Make util.BufferedByteStream endian aware (Ticket:231)
- Issue with Twisted threads (Ticket:233)
- Fix interpretation of integers in AMF3 (Ticket:241)
- Support for Google App Engine deployment (Ticket:237)
- Classic class decoding throws an error (Ticket:248)
- Make adapter framework load sub-modules (Ticket:246)
- Added an adapter module for
google.appengine.ext.dbso that Model classes can be serialised easily (Ticket:247) - Problems with Importing and reloading files (Ticket:250)
Check out the download page, installation instructions or the API documentation.
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