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I'm happy to announce the initial checkin of ErlAmf. You can find it at code.mmmultiworks.com. You can also get it from the Mercurial repository with this command:

hg clone http://code.mmmultiworks.com/hgweb/erlamf

I've included in this initial checkin a ServiceBrowser which you can use to test out services. To do so just follow these steps.

• hg clone http://code.mmmultiworks.com/hgweb/erlamf
• cd erlamf
• make all test
• erl -pa ebin -s test_erlamf start_httpd
• Open a browser and hit http://localhost:8888

Right now I'm encoding the erlang terms to AMF using tagged tuples like:

{string, "myString"}  = AMF String
{object, {class, "MyClass"}, 
         {first_name, {string, "Matt"}}, {last_name, {string, "Bauer "}}} = AMF Object
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5] = AMF Array