Ernest Nova wrote:
> It might offend some, but pub-sub is at high functional level
> essentially an access-controlled broadcast chatroom without the
> presence traffic/ room roster. The message replication performance and
> scalability there too will depend on the implementation. You do get the
Stephen Pendleton wrote:
> Interestingly enough I ran across the iemchat site a few days ago.
> Out of curiosity where do you get your feeds from now and what is the
> format?
As I mentioned in my previous message, I didn't start IEMChat or do most
of the setup. The guy that did, Daryl Herzmann,
Ernest Nova wrote:
> Let's see if I can summarize for my purposes :) Longish response
> follows excerpt.
Yeah, as we get deeper and deeper, the messages keep getting longer.
Makes for a good discussion of the ideas, though.
> OK - I am in violent agreement with your ultimate choice, but not
> ent
Interestingly enough I ran across the iemchat site a few days ago. Out of
curiosity where do you get your feeds from now and what is the format?
> Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:02:53 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> jdev@jabber.org> Subject: Re: [jdev] resources ava
Let's see if I can summarize for my purposes :) Longish response
follows excerpt.
--- Jeff McAdams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[arbitrarily edited]
> I don't think having the notification in the collaborative forum (ie,
> chatroom in this case) is all that important.
..
> Also...this only works
Ernest Nova wrote:
> --- Jeff McAdams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Regardless, though...one of XMPP's real strengths is that its more of
>> an
>> event-driven system...but so many people just don't grok the power of
>> that, and some real, useful, demonstrations of what's possible would
>> be
>> v
--- Jeff McAdams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Regardless, though...one of XMPP's real strengths is that its more of
> an
> event-driven system...but so many people just don't grok the power of
> that, and some real, useful, demonstrations of what's possible would
> be
> very powerful to have
Stephen Pendleton wrote:
> Well I'm not sure, but the USGS does offer CAP feeds (or at least has
> a "subscribe using CAP" button here)
> http://geology.usgs.gov/index.htm. For example you can get to a
> sample CAP entry here using Firefox:
> http://earthquakes.usgs.gov/eqcenter/catalogs/cap/uu0001
nt to allow XMPP users to
subscribe to CAP alerts by translating the CAP info into pubsub. It would make
an excellent Google SoC project (hint, hint!)
> Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 15:51:30 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> jdev@jabber.org> Subject: Re: [jdev] resources available v
--- Jeff McAdams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Stephen Pendleton wrote:
> > Jeff, so you know what is the status of OASIS and the CAP protocol?
> > Isn't that what the USGS and NWS uses? We have a XEP for CAP alerts
> > over XMPP: http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0127.html
>
> Yeah, I'm familia
Stephen Pendleton wrote:
> Jeff, so you know what is the status of OASIS and the CAP protocol?
> Isn't that what the USGS and NWS uses? We have a XEP for CAP alerts
> over XMPP: http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0127.html
Yeah, I'm familiar with that XEP. Alas, there's not a lot that reads
and u
hanks
> Date: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 17:19:10 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> jdev@jabber.org> Subject: Re: [jdev] resources available via XMPP...> > Peter
> Saint-Andre wrote:> > Jeff McAdams wrote:...> Sheesh...every time I post to a
> list like this, I see
Peter Saint-Andre wrote:
> Jeff McAdams wrote:
>
>> So, for example, with the earthquake info, the USGS has a near-realtime
>> feed of information that use their own protocol. They have a Java
>> utility to receive those events and drop them in a file or is also able
>> to fire off a script. A b
Jeff McAdams wrote:
> So, for example, with the earthquake info, the USGS has a near-realtime
> feed of information that use their own protocol. They have a Java
> utility to receive those events and drop them in a file or is also able
> to fire off a script. A bit of simple parsing of the event
Some of you may be aware of the IEMChat project (https://iemchat.com),
with which I am involved.
Working with that and living in the mid-west of the USA today, where we
had a rather unusual significant earthquake, has convinced me of the
idea that one of the things that will help draw people into
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