AMF to be opened up and open sourced
Adobe today announced BlazeDS, a public beta of the messaging solutions that formerly were part of LiveCycle Data Services. BlazeDS will be Open Source and this means the AMF protocol specs will finally be publicly available.
BlazeDS will be released as Lesser General Public License (LGPL v3). The public beta is now posted on Adobe Labs. The first version of the AMF3 spec is posted here.Read the press release here
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