Getting Started with Orbited
by Dylan SchiemannJuly 22nd, 2009If you are looking for a quick introduction to Comet and Orbited, Dave Fowler has started a new series of articles.
If you are looking for a quick introduction to Comet and Orbited, Dave Fowler has started a new series of articles.
The Jetty version of cometD and the Bayeux protocol are near a long-anticipated 1.0 release.
Starting Out with Comet (Orbited) is the first in a planned series of articles by Dave Fowler on getting up to speed with Comet.
Jupiter IT recently released Jabbify, a service for providing Comet capabilities.
GroovyDB is an appliance made by GroovyChannel that provides “SQL Virtualization” technology. It will be offered as a hosted “Cloud” service too.
I’ve recently come across a brilliant new use of Comet for a browser-based RFID card reader.
It pains me to think of how frequently this happens and wonder why media companies still think it’s cool to allow unfiltered user generated content onto their sites.
Stocker, and which makes it very easy to get Dojo working with Persevere and Jetty to display real-time updates to a DataGrid and DataChart.
Comet developers can gain architectural inspiration from SIP
Last week we released updated versions of all the Lightstreamer components (which include the server and the client libraries).
Read moreJoseph McCarthy from IBM Ireland has written a tutorial, "Using Comet for asynchronous user notification of autonomous server thread progression", about how to use polling and Comet (long-polling) in Java.
Read moreJetty's async IO architecture is ideally suited to providing a very scalable implementation of WebSocket that is well integrated with standard server-side java application environments.
Read morecometD 1.0 was recently released with a great set of features, and includes Comet clients for Dojo and jQuery.
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