I've posted a first snapshot of the jSync server (and the corresponding
javascipt client) here on
github<http://github.com/mighdoll/jsync/tree/master>.
jSync synchronizes trees of objects between javascript and scala. jSync is
not complete enough for use yet, but I'm pleased with the approach so far.
I think it'll be a great way to write rich client apps. You can try running
the tests pretty easily:
$ git clone git://github.com/mighdoll/jsync.git
$ cd jsync && mvn install
$ cd server && mvn jetty:run
$ firefox http://localhost:8080/jsync/test/tests.html
If you're interested in this kind of thing do poke around the code -- I'd
welcome comments.
jSync uses lift of course, but I could use some help...
For example, how can I wire in a comet connection? The current
implementation uses http very simply. The javascript client sends http POST
messages to /sync, and looks for one or more responses in the http
response. I've currently wired it in via LiftRules.dispatch.prepend(), but
I'm sure that's not right. How do I comet-ify this?
Lee
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