Project Status
Saturday, January 31st, 2009
Work on AMF.NET has stopped. You should feel free to use AMF.NET provided that you are willing to troubleshoot whatever problems you may run into. AMF.NET 0.3 was used successfully on a number of project, but do use it at your own risk. If you aren't willing to take said risk, find an alternative.
Version 0.3 released
Saturday, January 6th, 2007
AMF.NET now has much better support for inputting custom objects (typed objects). The How To section of the website has detailed information on how to use it. Asside from generic support, I don't expect much more changes to AMF.NET.
What's New
AMF.NET now has much better support for inputting custom objects (typed objects). The How To section of the website has detailed information on how to use it. Asside from generic support, I don't expect much more changes to AMF.NET.
Related Links
› OpenAMF
OpenAMF is an open-source Java library for Flash Remoting which was used extensively to get AMF.NET up and running.

› AMFPHP
AMFPHP is an open-source PHP library for Flash Remoting. It too was used occasionally to solve the mysterious binary stream.