How is that the client can listen for responses of the server? it's an
XHR connection that remains opened ?
Ariel Flesler
On 6 ene, 21:30, Peter E Higgins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For whatever reason the "magnet" post didn't get pushed to my client, but I
> wanted to chime in.
>
> fwiw, I have been considering porting the dojox.cometd client to
> jQuery-plugin-like code.
>
> but as far as I know, the only "real" javascript implementation of comet
> client is the dojo 1.x one. DWR has a java client as well, which is cool at
> a glance, but I've not had any chance to play with it.
>
> i use twistd comet server and dojox.cometd a lot. It love it. and the API is
> very simple, the jQuery would look something like:
>
> $.cometd.init(url);
> $.cometd.publish("/some/topic",{ some:"object" });
> $.cometd.subscribe("/some/topic",function(obj){
> console.log(obj.data); // [object some:object]
>
> });
>
> no ETA, I'm really just playing around with it. Big fan of comet though
> personally, would love to see it adopted in the various toolkits.
>
> Regards,
> Peter Higgins
>
> On Tuesday 01 January 2008, Eridius wrote:
>
>
>
> > This might or might not be what your looking for but if you want to keep
> > pushing new content to a page you could use the JHeartbeat plugin
>
> >http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/JHeartbeat/
>
> > coughlinsmyalias wrote:
> > > Hey all, I am wondering is it possible with jQuery or any other plugin
> > > to have say real time results on a page. To do say see what other
> > > changes are being made as you are on the screen?
>
> > > Or any with a tad bit delay of a couple of seconds?
>
> > > Thanks!
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