When doing AMF projects espe­cially in AIR it’s good to see what gets returned from your Zend_AMF ser­vices, here is the solu­tion; Zamf­Browser allows devel­op­ers to unit test Zen­dAMF Ser­vice classes via an Adobe AIR appli­ca­tion. Imple­men­ta­tion requires a sim­ple edit to the Zen­dAMF gate­way file that allows Zamf­Browser to intro­spect your server set up and pro­vide access for all classes and meth­ods reg­is­tered with the Zend_Amf_Server object. For ver­sion 1.0 the Zamf­Browser AIR source code is still closed, but it is intended to go Open Source as soon as the source code doc­u­men­ta­tion is com­plete and a cou­ple of fea­tures are imple­mented that are still in the pipeline.

Go and get it: http://www.zamfbrowser.org/

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