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Aftek labs showcases a few of our favorite ideas that are ready for beta usage in the form of components.
Your feedback can help us improve them. Please play with these components and send your comments directly to the Aftekians who developed them!
Roadmap
Android AMF Library
- Add AMF messaging support.
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A.It is Aftek's technology playground. We value research a lot. This playground empowers individuals to test their innovative skills and learn vital things during the process. It is not a one sided effort. You are invited to participate and let us know whether any of the prototypes are applicable to your project, possibly after some modifications. We would be glad to talk to you.
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iPhone AMF library
AMF Client Library provides a seamless and easy way for iPhone applications to leverage Adobe's AMF 3.0 protocol and guarantee a faster response time from the server. The library supports remoting and secured remoting for iPhone applications. The implementation is asynchronous in nature providing success and failure callbacks. This allows application to perform other tasks without blocking the application.
NOTE: DEVELOPMENT ON THIS COMPONENT IS STOPPED.
The Need
Ever wondered if an already developed enterprise backend services can be used for iPhone applications? iPhone applications running on mobile phones normally make use of GPRS / Wi-Fi connectivity to fetch data / response from the server. An optimized protocol proves as a boon to reduce the response time of a mobile application communicating with a server backend.
Solution
The AMF Client Library facilitates remote procedure calls using an optimal binary protocol from Adobe - AMF 3.0. Once the call is made, the mobile application has a choice to perform other independent tasks - and hence make mobile application more responsive.
The response is received from the server in the form of a call back of success or failure. The marshalling and de-marshalling of objects is automatically taken care by the client library.
Usage Scenarios
- Any mobile based client server application using a backend working on AMF protocol.
Instructions to use the library
- Statically link the library to your iPhone applications.
- The evaluation version allows you to make 5 remote calls to a connected server.The registered version has no such restriction.
Roadmap of the library
- Add AMF messaging support.