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Zend AMF Slow Response

New Here ,
Sep 28, 2010 Sep 28, 2010

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I am getting slow response times when using Zend AMF in Flash Builder 4.  It is taking between 1.5s to 2s to return the results, which is much slower than when I am returning XML.  However its about the same no matter if no records are returned or if 1000 records are returned. It seems like it is taking a while to make the connection to the gateway.php file. Anyone else noticing issues like this?  All the examples I have seen online use Apache instead of IIS, could that be part of my problem?

Thanks,

Justin

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Sep 29, 2010 Sep 29, 2010

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I experienced the same with Zend and switched to coldfuion as a result. Its better matched

to Flex, and you can go as far as Life Cycle Data services with it if you want. It is also a superior

design to php but works pretty much the same way.

The communications with Flashbuilder have several gotchas which are not explained but are covered here now.

The old php 4 AmfPhp was really impressive performer on speed. But it just took a dive when it went

to zend and 5.

Dan Pride

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So this is a known issue with Zend?  I don't really want to pay Adobe more money for Cold Fusion for something that can be done using open source.  I may just have to stick to PHP and XML.

Thanks for the info,

Justin

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Not sure but I think so, I left Zend in Feb and have not looked back.

At Hostek you get a great hosting package with ColdFusion 9 (the one you want) for $5.00 a Month if you can do shared hosting.

If not, ? i would say take a careful look at coldfusion, watch a video or two on it,... its way ahead of Php generally,

and light years ahead for using as a back end for Flashbuilder.

Dan

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