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ActionScript BEncoded XML file. Decoding same way as Flash:URLLoader in PHP



Hope topic is relevant :)





I have a class in Action script that loads and interpretes an XML File. What I want to do is to be able to decode this file using PHP (Probably some kind of Binary Decoding)







private static function interpreteXML(j:Event):void

{

....... some var defined here.....

var event:Event = j;

var loader:URLLoader = (event.target as URLLoader);

try

{

xml = new cXML();

xml.SetXMLString(String(loader.data));

}







I'm looking for a function/class that would be able to decode XML in same way as URLLoader





From what I saw in Flash AS3 Docs, URLLoader have abbility to load Binary encoded data and decode it. That's why I look for a PHP version of this method to be able to interprete files on PHP level.


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