Christopher Zorn wrote: > There is something similar to your description called punjab[1]. > Which uses POE[2] and pcj[3]. I know it is not "real", but check it > out anyway.
Didn't find much information about it, but it seems like it's a program running on the web server that keep the connection for the user. If that's it, it require the web server to be able to go out through the jabber port. From what i read, that's what most jabber webapps wants to avoid, using a special protocol. For webserver allowing such connection, your project is surely a very good idea. What i seek is rather more server support (like for keep-alive after disconnect feature). > On Sun, Mar 28, 2004 at 11:36:16PM +0200, ze wrote: >> As for my language development, it will most likely be C or C++. >> I won't use anything like php, python, perl, sh, .net, as i need real >> stuffs, with speed and robustness, running on unix platform. My appology to anyone that understood that comment of mine in the bad way. I was mostly talking about stuffs to put on a server, and on a server, i don't want scripts, as they are too slow, and usually not able to hold the load. For client, scripts might be a good idea, all depends on what we really want. I also don't like scripts because they tend to have unwanted behaviour to often. (mainly because most devellopers - like *me* - doesn't know how to handle them properly to start with). Same could go with C and C++, but I have more experience at them. The best programming language is the one you best know. -- ze _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://jabberstudio.org/mailman/listinfo/jdev
