[Arp] ARP via ASP

[JesterXL]

Suggestion, nothing definitive.  When doing a LoadVar's post to your ASP page, you can utilize this either in your Delegate, or wrap it in a service and have your LoadVar's onLoad and/or onData generate onResult/onStatus events with ResultEvent/StatusEvent's as the paramterers.  While some may say this is shoehorning LoadVars into the Remoting model, I'd disagree.  To me, something worked or it didn't, and abstracting this out to a helper class, and keeping the same Command > Delegate model.

Additionally, your helper class can implement a form of FrontController where Delegate's making a call to the server can have all of the LoadVar's building abstracted away.  So, if I would do:

LoadVarsService.getUsers()

It does all of the:

my_lv.cmd = "getUsers";

So ASP can read:

if Responder.request("cmd") == "getUsers"
   ' do get users code


As well as the responses.  That way, if you ever were to move to PHP, you just drop your LoadVars class, and your Delegates could not change at all or midly so.  Depends on how well you do your database design.

My 2 cents.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Stephen Hueners 
To: 'General List for Ariaware RIA Platform users and developers' 
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 3:27 PM
Subject: [Arp] ARP via ASP


I'd like to begin using ARP but won't be able to get permission to deploy Tomcat on our production (IIS6) server and haven't used PHP before. Both included samples rely on Tomcat/AMFPHP. Anyone have anything to share showing ASP or .NET as the middleware?

 

Thankx

--steve.



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