constants relative to the Amf format
Located in /Amfphp/Core/Amf/Constants.php (line 18)
AMF0_ENCODING
= 0
(line 65)
amf0 encoding
AMF3_ENCODING
= 3
(line 70)
amf3 encoding
CLIENT_FAILURE_METHOD
= '/onStatus'
(line 26)
The status method name
CLIENT_SUCCESS_METHOD
= '/onResult'
(line 22)
The success method name
CONTENT_TYPE
= 'application/x-amf'
(line 35)
The AMf content type, for use in the headers
CREDENTIALS_FIELD_PASSWORD
= 'password'
(line 60)
the password field in the credentials header
CREDENTIALS_FIELD_USERID
= 'userid'
(line 55)
the user id field in the credentials header
CREDENTIALS_HEADER_NAME
= 'Credentials'
(line 50)
this is the name of the credentials header. can be used for AS3, but is mostly AS2 only
DEFAULT_REQUEST_RESPONSE_URI
= '/1'
(line 31)
used when there is an error and the request response uri is not available
FIELD_EXPLICIT_TYPE
= '_explicitType'
(line 41)
this is the field where the class name of an object must be set so that it can be sent as a strongly typed object.
try to use this where possible, but it can't be everywhere because we would need to use ReflectionClass::hasProperty, and that is only with PHP 5.1
FIELD_EXTERNALIZED_DATA
= '_externalizedData'
(line 45)
if an object is marked as externalizable(AMF3 and later), this is where the externalized data goes.
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