Try putting the annotations before the service method, as follows: param int $user_id @return int Also, your code is returning the result of mysql_query. Shouldn't process the result before returning it? $values = array() while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { $values = $row'friend_id'; } and then, returning the $values, setting @return to array instead of int.
Try putting the annotations before the service method, as follows: /** @param int $user_id @return int */ Also, your code is returning the result of mysql_query. Shouldn't process the result before returning it? $values = array() while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { $values = $row'friend_id'; } and then, returning the $values, setting @return to array instead of int.
Well, it returns correct result when array is returned but what if I want to return an object rather than array. – Muhammad Irfan Jun 14 at 7:53 1 well, not all objects can be returned using AMF. If you want to return database records without processing them into custom objects ( see en.wikipedia.Org/wiki/Data_transfer_object) you should take a look at Zend_Db, which I am pretty sure that you can return the DB records using Zend_AMF.
– Jhonny Everson Jun 14 at 8:51.
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