Today, Bob Gailer a �crit:
(Off Topic why replying to the list put list on CC not To: ? ) BG>When I read the high-level description of WebWare I saw the term "servelet" BG>and mis-read it as "applet". What I'm most interested in is tools for BG>building the web client side of an application: goals being (ideally) thin BG>client and use of socket communication to update parts of pages in place. BG>Do you know of such? I'have been looking for something like this for a while, and found nothing really interesting. The most interesting are - dynamic Webserver + Macromedia Flash (w/ XML) + webbrowser - or corba server + corba client (home made) - Jabber API (mainly XMLStream) seems to do this but not really used (elsewhere than Jabber) BG>Also how does WebWare compare to ZOPE and Cold Fusion? First at all Cold Fusion is for me something different than Zope, or Webware. It's more like php3 (server side script ) Zope, Webware, Quixnote, Shunk, and Twisted are all application server. You design a application ( != not only script that interact w/ other) I only know Webware and Zope. But (beside i'm a Zope developper at work), I think Zope is really to hard to code w/, to maintain. In fact, the power of Zope is the large amount of 'Products' (read component) that can be used. But it is a weakness too, because this products all interact w/ others, and more you use products, more you have a complicated API, and some hard to find bugs (we found a bug in the Traversal code last week !! people ever used Zope will understand why I say that) But something else heart me. Why there is so much Python App Server I think Quixnote have some nice feature too .. (not so different form webware ). Perhaps we should stop to invent the wheel ? Bye Bye ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Webware-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-discuss
