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> > I wonder if this is feasible ? and if anyone on this list has had a > go at it > > I am not aware of anyone but let's see... > > In any case the wire-protocol of 0MQ is so simple that writing a code > that would send/receive 0MQ-style message should be a matter of few > minutes. > > It would offer none of the advanced 0MQ functionality (such as > asynchronicity), however, the browser can connect to a resident 0MQ > device/daemon that can do all the remaining work. ActionScript does not support threading. So Asynchronicity (boy thts a mouthful) would be difficult to implement. One hack I can think of is to have a pool of flash widgets in the browser and use them round robin as an async pool of threads :) > You might be interested in a project that brought AMQP to the browser > using a methodology similar to the OP. > > http://github.com/dansimpson/amqp-js Thanks ... will check this up > We'd certainly love to see other implementations of the 0MQ protocols > that can interoperate. There is some work I need to do in documenting > the full 0MQ protocol stack. It's not large but still needs > documenting. > > If you decide to start making an Actionscript + JS client, let us > know, so we can push on the specs. > > -Pieter I will certainly let you guys know if we choose to go down this path
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