Final scheme of using AMF object transmission in Java and flash

It took me a few hours to waste a group of waste resources on the Internet and finally found a solution.

 

1. Declare An as object in flash:

Code Package Com. xtar. biz. Constant. actionbody. Chat
{
[Remoteclass (alias = " Com. xtar. biz. Constant. actionbody. Chat. worldmessagebody " )]
Public   Class Worldmessagebody Extends Object
{
Public VaR sendername: string;
Public VaR sendercode: string;
Public VaR body: string;
Public VaR createdate: date;
Public Function worldmessagebody ()
{
Return ;
}
}
}

 

 

2. declare the same object in Java

Code Package Com. xtar. biz. Constant. actionbody. Chat;

ImportJava. Io. serializable;
ImportJava. util. date;

Public   Class Worldmessagebody Implements Serializable
{
Private   Static   Final   Long Serialversionuid =   5297328693553539438l ;

Private String sendername;
Private String sendercode;
Private String body;
Private Date createdate;

PublicString getsendername ()
{
ReturnSendername;
}

Public VoidSetsendername (string sendername)
{
This. Sendername=Sendername;
}

PublicString getsendercode ()
{
ReturnSendercode;
}

Public VoidSetsendercode (string sendercode)
{
This. Sendercode=Sendercode;
}

PublicString getbody ()
{
ReturnBody;
}

Public VoidSetbody (string body)
{
This. Body=Body;
}

PublicDate getcreatedate ()
{
ReturnCreatedate;
}

Public VoidSetcreatedate (date createdate)
{
This. Createdate=Createdate;
}

}

 

 

3. Flash push objects:

Out. writeobject (msg. Body );

 

4. Java uses blazeds to receive objects:

Amf3input:Amf3in. readobject (); at this time, the read object is a Java object.

 

5. Java push objects:

Amf3output: amf3out. writeobject (pojo); press the object directly.