Very nice!
sashee wrote:
> When I said pushng, I meant pushing, really. It is achieved via long
> polling, means that the browser makes a connection, and the server
> wait till data changes. If it does, then it replies, and the browser
> opens another connection. So a data change triggers it, and
When I said pushng, I meant pushing, really. It is achieved via long
polling, means that the browser makes a connection, and the server
wait till data changes. If it does, then it replies, and the browser
opens another connection. So a data change triggers it, and not just
frequent polling.
sashee
sashee wrote:
This sounds very promising :) and it is certainly a nice feature we all
will appreciate very much.
However I have a rather technical questions out of curiousity, you talk
several times about "pushing" the content.
> It is accomplished with ajax requests and javascript at the clie
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 3:09 PM, Matthew
Toseland wrote:
> On Wednesday 17 June 2009 13:27:10 sashee wrote:
>> Hello everybody!
>>
>> This is time for my first status report, because mid-term evals are
>> approaching.
>>
>> Some introduction, what I'm doing exactly. My project is to introduce
>> w
Hello everybody!
This is time for my first status report, because mid-term evals are approaching.
Some introduction, what I'm doing exactly. My project is to introduce
web pushing to the web interface. That actually means, that the data
displayed are refreshed automatically, without the need to r
On Wednesday 17 June 2009 13:27:10 sashee wrote:
> Hello everybody!
>
> This is time for my first status report, because mid-term evals are
> approaching.
>
> Some introduction, what I'm doing exactly. My project is to introduce
> web pushing to the web interface. That actually means, that the d
Very nice!
sashee wrote:
When I said pushng, I meant pushing, really. It is achieved via long
polling, means that the browser makes a connection, and the server
wait till data changes. If it does, then it replies, and the browser
opens another connection. So a data change triggers it, and not ju
When I said pushng, I meant pushing, really. It is achieved via long
polling, means that the browser makes a connection, and the server
wait till data changes. If it does, then it replies, and the browser
opens another connection. So a data change triggers it, and not just
frequent polling.
sashee
sashee wrote:
This sounds very promising :) and it is certainly a nice feature we all
will appreciate very much.
However I have a rather technical questions out of curiousity, you talk
several times about "pushing" the content.
It is accomplished with ajax requests and javascript at the cl
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 3:09 PM, Matthew
Toseland wrote:
> On Wednesday 17 June 2009 13:27:10 sashee wrote:
>> Hello everybody!
>>
>> This is time for my first status report, because mid-term evals are
>> approaching.
>>
>> Some introduction, what I'm doing exactly. My project is to introduce
>> w
On Wednesday 17 June 2009 13:27:10 sashee wrote:
> Hello everybody!
>
> This is time for my first status report, because mid-term evals are
> approaching.
>
> Some introduction, what I'm doing exactly. My project is to introduce
> web pushing to the web interface. That actually means, that the d
Hello everybody!
This is time for my first status report, because mid-term evals are approaching.
Some introduction, what I'm doing exactly. My project is to introduce
web pushing to the web interface. That actually means, that the data
displayed are refreshed automatically, without the need to r
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