Docs For Class Zend_Amf_Value

Description

An AMF Message contains information about the actual individual

transaction that is to be performed. It specifies the remote operation that is to be performed; a local (client) operation to be invoked upon success; and, the data to be used in the operation. <p/> This Message structure defines how a local client would invoke a method/operation on a remote server. Additionally, the response from the Server is structured identically.

copyright: Copyright (c) 2005-2010 Zend Technologies USA Inc. (http://www.zend.com)
license: New BSD License

Located in /Amf/Value/MessageBody.php (line 39)

Variable Summary

string $_data

string $_responseUri

string $_targetUri

Method Summary

void __construct (string $targetUri, string $responseUri, string $data)

string getData ()

string getResponseUri ()

string getTargetUri ()

Zend_Amf_Value_MessageBody setData (mixed $data)

Zend_Amf_Value_MessageBody setReplyMethod (string $methodName)

Zend_Amf_Value_MessageBody setResponseUri (string $responseUri)

Zend_Amf_Value_MessageBody setTargetUri (string $targetUri)

Variables

string $_data (line 79)

Contains the actual data associated with the operation. It contains the client's parameter data that is passed to the server's operation/method.

When serializing a root level data type or a parameter list array, no name field is included. That is, the data is anonomously represented as "Type Marker"/"Value" pairs. When serializing member data, the data is represented as a series of "Name"/"Type"/"Value" combinations.

For server generated responses, it may contain any ActionScript data/objects that the server was expected to provide.

access: protected

string $_responseUri = "" (line 64)

Universal Resource Identifier that uniquely targets the originator's

Object that should receive the server's response. The server will use this path specification to target the "OnResult()" or "onStatus()" handlers within the client. For Flash, it specifies an ActionScript Object path only. The NetResponse object pointed to by the Response Uri contains the connection state information. Passing/specifying this provides a convenient mechanism for the client/server to share access to an object that is managing the state of the shared connection.

Since the server will use this field in the event of an error, this field is required even if a successful server request would not be expected to return a value to the client.

access: protected

string $_targetUri = "" (line 46)

A string describing which operation, function, or method is to be remotley invoked.

access: protected

Methods

Constructor __construct (line 89)

Constructor

access: public

void __construct (string $targetUri, string $responseUri, string $data)

string $targetUri
string $responseUri
string $data

getData (line 151)

Retrieve response data

access: public

string getData ()

getResponseUri (line 126)

Get target Uri

access: public

string getResponseUri ()

getTargetUri (line 101)

Retrieve target Uri

access: public

string getTargetUri ()

setData (line 162)

Set response data

access: public

Zend_Amf_Value_MessageBody setData (mixed $data)

mixed $data

setReplyMethod (line 174)

Set reply method

access: public

Zend_Amf_Value_MessageBody setReplyMethod (string $methodName)

string $methodName

setResponseUri (line 137)

Set response Uri

access: public

Zend_Amf_Value_MessageBody setResponseUri (string $responseUri)

string $responseUri

setTargetUri (line 112)

Set target Uri

access: public

Zend_Amf_Value_MessageBody setTargetUri (string $targetUri)

string $targetUri