DartAmf provides a native Dart interface to a BlazeDS backend using AMF.
It is using the dart:html HttpRequest so it will work in a browser but unlikely to work from a commandline without modification.
Based heavily on a modified https://github.com/davidef/amfjs/ (Apache 2.0 License) which was based on Surrey's R-AMF (AMF 99) implementation https://code.google.com/p/r-amf/
Sample of creating an amf channel and invoking a call
Amf channel = new Amf('http://my-server/messaging/amf');
channel.invoke("destination", "operation", [arg1, arg2],
(result) => print("Success $result"),
(error) => print("Error $error"));
Custom classes need to be registered before you can receive them as Dart typed objects.
@RemoteObject("server.package.Animal")
class Animal {
}
@RemoteObject("another.server.package.BigInt")
BigInt extends num {
}
Alternatively they can be registered at runtime too
Amf.registerClass("server.package.Animal", Animal);
Amf.registerClass("another.server.package.BigInt", BigInt);
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