We are pleased to announce the first alpha version of PyAMF.
PyAMF is a lightweight library that allows Flash and Python applications to communicate via Adobe’s ActionScript Message Format.
A summary of features in this release:
- AMF0 and AMF3 encoders/decoders
- Support for IExternalizable, ArrayCollection, ObjectProxy, ByteArray, RecordSet and RemoteObject
- Remoting gateways for Twisted, WSGI, and Django
- Authentication/setCredentials support (AMF0 only)
- zlib compression support for ByteArray
- Remoting client with httplib
Check out the download page and installation instructions.
Got questions? First stop is the mailing list.
Tags: alpha
Thanks guys! This is a very exciting news!
Great job guys, i can only hope one would give python web frameworks the same support that php has through amfphp/sabreamf/weborb, or ruby rails has through railsamf/weborb (nevertheless mentioning java and .net with their support).
So far python was the one lacking support.
Following your recommendation i used DjangoAMF, but it has some serialization issues, i would like to know if now pyamf is not so unstable that you would recommend something else ?
Do you also support pyamf project ?
Please, some tutorials
(the first complexity text to a remoting amf implementation that i do is authentication using setCredentials, i guess that is the most important)
What a huge good news together with recently open-sourced AMF3 Official Specification
Yay!
@iongion: The goal of PyAMF is to create a robust, stable, spec compliant amf library in Python. We’ll support that as much as possible.
You can continue using DjangoAMF if you wish, but testers are much appreciated
Tutorials on the way … watch this space.
@iongion:
You can find a bunch of examples in the examples section of the repository and the examples wiki page.