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An Introduction to Real-Time Data Integration

Get an introduction to using Oracle Data Integrator, Java-based middleware that uses the database to perform set-based data integration tasks in an SOA.

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Data::AMF::Remoting(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				  Data::AMF::Remoting(3pm)

NAME
Data::AMF::Remoting - handle Flash/Flex RPC. SYNOPSIS
use Data::AMF::Remoting my $remoting = Data::AMF::Remoting->new( source => $data, headers_handler => sub { my @headers = @_; # Do authenticate or something. return @headers; }, message_handler => sub { my $message = shift; # Call action using target_uri and value. my ($controller_name, $action) = split '.', $message->target_uri; $controller_name->require; my $controller = $controller_name->new; return $controller->$action($message->value); } ); $remoting->run; my $data = $remoting->data; DESCRIPTION
Data::AMF::Remoting provides to handle Flash/Flex RPC. SEE ALSO
Data::AMF METHODS
run Handle AMF Packet data. ACCESSORS
data return AMF Data AUTHOR
Takuho Yoshizu <seagirl@cpan.org> COPYRIGHT
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module. perl v5.12.4 2010-07-21 Data::AMF::Remoting(3pm)