hi Soheb,

no problem. I gave it a try this morning on IE9 and it also failed with the current push version in trunk. I just committed a change that makes it work in IE. https://github.com/wicketstuff/core/commit/3e09edf3e21fdb039cdb844e88653ccfdd33a4c4

Regards,

Seb

On 27.10.2011 15:58, Soheb Mahmood wrote:
I just read my email again and I sounded really rude when asking my question. 
What I mean to ask was, out of curiousity, if you were trying to get the IE7 
browser+ working?

I'm really sorry if I've offended you or anyone. I'm very embarrassed by that 
tone in the email (it's not what I actually meant to say), and I really do 
appreciate your hard work and effort towards wicketstuff (as I have seen on 
git).

Soheb

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sebastian"<nospam...@gmx.net>
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, 26 October, 2011 5:21:52 PM
Subject: Re: wicketstuff-push examples working across browsers

hi,

cometd had a bug that affects websocket support in conjunction with
chrome browsers. It is fixed in the latest 1.4.0RC1 release of cometd.
We incorporated the changes (and fixed some other issues) in wicketstuff
trunk. thus they will be available with the wicketstuff 1.5.2 release.

Regards,
Seb

On 26.10.2011 10:25, Soheb Mahmood wrote:
Hello everyone,

I'm planning to use wicketstuff-core in an actual production environment, and 
to be more specific, I'm planning to use push-cometd. I'm currently using 
wicketstuff version 1.4.14 to match the current version of Wicket we are using 
in production.

I got the example to run, and one of the things I wondered was what is the 
browser support aimed for push-cometd? So far, I can only get the cometd 
example working in Firefox and Opera, and there is a lack of support for Google 
Chrome 14.0.835.202 nor Internet Explorer 7. I can get the Wicket Timer example 
working, but the reason we are thinking of implementing comet into production 
is to minimize the request impact on our server, and with the Wicket Timer 
example, that uses TimerPushService, which if we wanted similar functionality, 
we could just use AjaxTimeoutBehavior instead. Even the Basic Cometd test 
doesn't work under IE7 and Chrome.

I was wondering if you were aware of this, and if you had any suggestions to 
solve this cross-browser issue (at least from our end). It's also worth noting 
that I haven't modified the push-parent-jdk-1.6 folder contents at all.

Many thanks,
Soheb

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