What we just need for our project is a stable and easy to use messaging system for Flex clients. Being in the beginning of the project the decision should be also future oriented, which means it should be a technology which will be supported also in a few years, and it would be great if it could base on a standard technology which could also be used from native clients on iOS or Android.
In my research I found the two main more or less proprietary server libraries, GraniteDS and BlazeDS. # BlazeDS There seems to be no current release version of BlazeDS, no public version in maven repositories of BlazeDS 4 and I found information about a memory leak existing till 4 years: http://in-finite.me/fixing-blazeds-polling-amf-memory-leak/. This makes me wonder, if it is just pushed to Apache to have there its occupational pension. # GraniteDS GraniteDS seems to be in active development and it supports websockets, which is great. But for our needs it seems to be taking a sledgehammer to crack a nut, because we just need some messaging. In addition GraniteDS seems to support Flex, native Android but not iOS. # What else For me the best solution would be a small standard solution which works on all client technologies, like just websockets with STOMP and JSON or AMF. I found an extraction of the GraniteDS Websocket Client https://github.com/graniteds/flex-websocket-client, but without documentation, no samples, no protocol on top of websockets. A STOMP client "as3-stomp" https://code.google.com/p/as3-stomp/, last release from June 2008. # And now? We got stuck, don't know which way to go. Does anyone here have some experience in using websocket messaging in Flex? It would be great, if you could help us in finding a decision. -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/Flex-Client-Server-Messaging-Howto-BlazeDS-GraniteDS-Websockets-tp9184.html Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.