Hi all, I played with Jetty 7 and its continuations in Vysper (as a BoshEndpoint) and it worked nice.
I used version 7.1.1.v20100517, because it's the stable one in the 7.x series. Do you think it is appropriate this version or do you prefer the more tested and older version 6.x that also has continuations? >From the point of view of the future WebSocket implementation (which would be nice to have in Vysper), as already discussed in a previous thread, Jetty would be an advantage to Apache AsyncWeb. In the end I think that Jetty will have more pluses over AsyncWeb for our BOSH implementation. I'll create an issue in Jira tomorrow (Sunday) and I'll attach my Jetty prototype tests. In a previous discussion thread we discussed about JWChat (that is GPL), now I am starting to think that the best option to demonstrate the BOSH capabilities to users is to have a Strophe.js based web application (as you also suggested that Strophe.js is a better alternative). Thanks Bernd for the reference of the "Professional XMPP Programming with JS and jQuery" book, I looked at some topics in it and it seems a nice and good book. I think it can be handy because Strophe.js is also there. For the formal aspects of GSoC, I believe it will be needed a revision of the time-line and deliverables that needs to be up-to-date with the HTTP library for the project (in case we switch to Jetty) and the removal of JWChat (being replaced by a web application based on strophe.js), what do you think? Thanks, Bogdan
