Comments on: My new project: AS3BloggerLib http://blog.nobien.net/2007/09/14/my-new-project-as3bloggerlib/ A nerd blog about nerdy things by ... nerdy guys? Mon, 30 Aug 2010 06:39:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Matt http://blog.nobien.net/2007/09/14/my-new-project-as3bloggerlib/comment-page-1/#comment-2945 Matt Mon, 17 Sep 2007 04:06:50 +0000 http://blog.nobien.net/2007/09/14/my-new-project-as3bloggerlib/#comment-2945 It would be great to use the as3-rpc library. In fact, the project owner is my co-worker and sits next to me at work. However, the Blogger data API does not utilize XMLRPC. It utilizes simple GET and POST calls to particular URLs rather than using one gateway and a specified method call. It would be great to use the as3-rpc library. In fact, the project owner is my co-worker and sits next to me at work. However, the Blogger data API does not utilize XMLRPC. It utilizes simple GET and POST calls to particular URLs rather than using one gateway and a specified method call.

]]> By: Mike http://blog.nobien.net/2007/09/14/my-new-project-as3bloggerlib/comment-page-1/#comment-2944 Mike Sat, 15 Sep 2007 04:26:04 +0000 http://blog.nobien.net/2007/09/14/my-new-project-as3bloggerlib/#comment-2944 David over at <a href="blog.orangeflash.eu" rel="nofollow">orangeflash</a> (aka Nirth) has done something similar with WordPress and uses XMLRPC as the communication gateway. I'm currently in the process of building a flex based 'theme' on top of wordpress (after I got tired of trying to mercilessly hack up div, float, css that). In utilizing some of this functionality it became apparent some custom php methods need to be modified / built to try to replicate the more feature rich returns from a standard wp session. The metaData / bloggerAPI is decent but doesn't give you completely what you want. Another guy <a href="http://www.arpitonline.com/blog/?p=51" rel="nofollow">over here</a> (don't know his name) did something similar but it looks like it was more of a POC that it could be done and not necessarily built as a full blown RIA. You might want to delve into one of his API dependencies which is also a code project <a href="http://code.google.com/p/as3-rpclib" rel="nofollow"> as3-rpc</a>. David over at orangeflash (aka Nirth) has done something similar with WordPress and uses XMLRPC as the communication gateway.

I’m currently in the process of building a flex based ‘theme’ on top of wordpress (after I got tired of trying to mercilessly hack up div, float, css that). In utilizing some of this functionality it became apparent some custom php methods need to be modified / built to try to replicate the more feature rich returns from a standard wp session. The metaData / bloggerAPI is decent but doesn’t give you completely what you want.

Another guy over here (don’t know his name) did something similar but it looks like it was more of a POC that it could be done and not necessarily built as a full blown RIA.

You might want to delve into one of his API dependencies which is also a code project as3-rpc.

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