[Amfphp_Plugins_CustomClassConverter] element index

__construct: AmfphpCustomClassConverter::__construct() in AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php

constructor.

AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php: AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php in AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php
AmfphpCustomClassConverter: AmfphpCustomClassConverter in AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php

Converts data from incoming packets with explicit types to custom classes, and vice versa for the outgoing packets.

$customClassFolderPaths: AmfphpCustomClassConverter::$customClassFolderPaths in AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php

paths to folders containing custom classes(relative or absolute)
convertToTyped: AmfphpCustomClassConverter::convertToTyped() in AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php

if the object contains an explicit type marker, this method attempts to convert it to its typed counterpart if the typed class is already available, then simply creates a new instance of it. If not, attempts to load the file from the available service folders.

filterDeserializedRequest: AmfphpCustomClassConverter::filterDeserializedRequest() in AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php

converts untyped objects to their typed counterparts. Loads the class if necessary
filterDeserializedResponse: AmfphpCustomClassConverter::filterDeserializedResponse() in AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php

looks at the outgoing packet and sets the explicit type field so that the serializer sends it properly

markExplicitType: AmfphpCustomClassConverter::markExplicitType() in AmfphpCustomClassConverter.php

sets the the explicit type marker on the object and its sub-objects. This is only done if it not already set, as in some cases the service class might want to do this manually.