Last update: 03/23/08: The full source has been updated using PureMVC v. 2.0.3. Check out the source at the PureMVC manifold project.

In my previous article I’ve published a tutorial about WebORB for PHP using Flex and Caingorm. Today I’ll give you a further WebORB for PHP sample which based also on a Login application using PureMVC instead of Cairngorm.

Do you already know PureMVC? It’s an awesome lightweight framework written in ActionScript 3 for Flex, AIR or Flash applications based on the classic MVC pattern. I’m falling in love with PureMVC and WebORB for PHP as well… ;-) .

Example

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The full source has been moved to the PureMVC manifold project. You can it download including its remoting service here:
PureMVC AS3 / Flex / WebORB Demo – Login
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Have fun! ;-)

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8 Responses to “Another WebORB for PHP Login Sample using Flex and PureMVC”

  1. Pascal Says:

    Thanks for the link to pureMVC. I love it.
    Great Example as well.

    Have you got any advise/example to implement a viewstack/workflowstate like pattern in Flash/AS3, which lacks the binding functionality.

    Cheers,

    Pascal

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  3. Dave Says:

    Hey all,

    PureMVC is definitely lacking tutorials, so I’ve done my bit to help out by writing one :)

    Check it out at http://www.actionscriptdeveloper.co.uk/puremvc-tutorial-flex-puremvc-jabber-and-xiff-3-introduction/

    Enjoy,

    Dave
    http://www.actionscriptdeveloper.co.uk

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  6. Ashok Says:

    Hello,
    Thanks for sample. I have been searching for this. I like both PureMVC and WebORB with PHP.
    here is one more article on PureMVC
    http://9mmedia.com/blog/?cat=9

  7. nickle Says:

    In a real login implementation, the users don’t have to re login every time the page is reloaded.

  8. Arno Says:

    I’m very new to PureMVC so maybe i’m going to say something stupid but it looks a little bit ugly change the viewState inside the LoginProxy by just calling the function to change the viewstate inside ApplicationProxy. Isn’t it better to interest the ApplicationMediator in the succes and failed notification of the LoginProxy? I’m just curious to the answer.

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