Am considering using it for a project. It keeps getting recommended to me. I am wondering if anyone has had any success and can comment?
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Am considering using it for a project. It keeps getting recommended to me. I am wondering if anyone has had any success and can comment?
I used RubyAMF in production before and it worked great but I abandoned it for webORB for rails because RubyAMF has not been supported or updated since 2008. You are doing the right thing by choosing AMF as your transfer protocol. Take a look at the performance gains on James Ward’s blog it is substantial.