Titlebook: Comet and Reverse Ajax; The Next-Generation Dave Crane,Phil McCarthy Book 2009 Dennis McCarthy and Chris Crane 2009 Ajax.collaboration.tec

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Simple Ways to Achieve Push, address these use cases, without having to resort to Comet. In Chapter 3, you’ll move on to look at simple implementations of Comet itself. If you want to really understand Comet, then you’ll need to evaluate the alternatives and recognize the situations in which Comet is the best solution.

Anticlimax

Comet the Easy Way,s that fit together to form a working Comet stack. You saw in Chapter 2 how to open long-lived requests using XmlHTTPRequest or an if rame. Chapter 3 demonstrated how to keep requests open on the server and push out data as it arrives.

重力

Scaling Comet in Java, we’ll begin by examining why traditional web servers scale poorly to the demands of a Comet application. We’ll then look at the Jetty server, which offers an alternative approach to serving Comet requests, and demonstrate how to write scalable Comet applications using this proprietary approach.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60358-8he client, initiates the contact. Joe Walker of the Direct Web Remoting (DWR) project refers to a similar mechanism as “Reverse Ajax.” Much like when the term “Ajax” was coined in 2005, the name “Comet” has served as a rallying point around a number of previously disconnected technological projects,

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Social Democracy and the Crisis of Equality we’ll begin by examining why traditional web servers scale poorly to the demands of a Comet application. We’ll then look at the Jetty server, which offers an alternative approach to serving Comet requests, and demonstrate how to write scalable Comet applications using this proprietary approach.

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