Gotcha, thanks for your input Robert. It's much appreciated :)
-- Richard
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 6:38 PM, Robert Kluin wrote:
> Hi Richard,
> I remember seeing Atmosphere come up in some discussions. But I
> think it will eat into your simultaneous request limit, or at least
> that was my im
Hello i wanted to use xmpp on GAE but i stopped it becouse i read about the
30 maximun concurrent requests.But i see that you have used it.So how many
concurrent users alow GAE in your app.?
Thanks
2010/3/3 Richard Corsale
> Hi Robert,
>
> I've read on Jean-Francis' blog that his new project Atm
Hi Richard,
I remember seeing Atmosphere come up in some discussions. But I
think it will eat into your simultaneous request limit, or at least
that was my impression. I do not do any Java stuff, so I have no idea
about support for the Servlet 3.0 spec. Based on the discussion in
issue 377 I g
Hi Robert,
I've read on Jean-Francis' blog that his new project Atmosphere
https://atmosphere.dev.java.net/ would work on App Engine. Also the
Servlet 3.0 spec has asynchronous comet built in. Not sure if thats an
option with AE yet.
I wonder why XMPP lags? I have noticed this on EVERY XMPP app
1) Based on discussions and responses I have seen, every connection counts.
2) It works well for us, other than there can sometimes be a little
bit of lag But it is usually very small.
3) If you find a good way I am sure many people would like to know.
Where did you read that long-polling is supp
Hi All!
I'm new to AE and was doing a bit of reading on the service. I was
surprised to find that AE does not support websockets? whats up with
that :).
I have a framework that I've built over the last two years that
depends on streaming connectivity. I HAVE read XMPP is supported by
AE, and that
