Sorry I just signed up and don't have this message to reply to. I don't
know how to get it either, so I just used the same subject line.
So here's my question/response. I like Jeanfrancois response of using
Comet as the communication protocol, but right now I neither understand
Comet or Grizzly. I've worked with others such as Mina, so I'm sure I'll
pick up on it. I have the same issue as Ahmet. I want to develop a
server/client setup, using multiple client interfaces like Ahmet is
doing with the auction system. My primary interfaces will be Jave Swing,
but I my have a mix of JSP, Ajax, Flash possible. Is there a good place
to get a jump start on this Comet/Grizzly? Like for example do I use
HttpClient on the client site, or is there a better option? Thanks.
Hi Ahmet,
sorry for the delay.
Ahmet Sevdin wrote:
> Hi everbody,
>
> I am developing a client server system over internet. I need both
> request/response and publish/subscribe (or server push) messaging
> models.There will be both sync and async request processing. I tried the
> chat example I found on blogs and as I understand I can use grizzly as a
> internet communication engine or develop something like that to put
> between my server and clients. Is it possible?
Yes it is. The Grizzly Comet engine allow your application to either
implement your own protocol or use the Bayeux protocol [1]. Right now I
need to update the Bayeux protocol support as the spec evolved faster
that the Grizzly implementation (called gCometd). What kind of protocol
are you interested to implement? Do you want to use a Servlet based
application (jsp, jsf etc.)?
>
> If it is possible, I need to develop a simple application too see and
> test but I am new to java and many things confuses me. I searched for a
> tutorial which explains setting a development environment and trying
> samples on it, but I couldn't find. I found blogs but I can't follow
> them because I am a beginner. Any link or tutorial will be very usefull.
> Otherwise I can follow your advice to setup ideal development
> environment and make a few samples working on it. That also generates a
> tutorial for beginners like me. ( I can write it and post here for
> general use).
What kind of application do you have in mind?
>
> After that I also need your advices for the comminication engine I am
> talking about.
>
> Thanks
Thanks
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