Hi Bhavin, [email protected] said: > I was thinking it would be awesome to have an Actionscript version of ZeroMQ. > This would eliminate the need for a RestMS / HTTP type bridge, and allow a > browser to directly become a ZeroMQ client. The complexity offcourse herein is > one would not be able to simply create a language binding in ActionScript, > since that would require the underlying C++ code to be compiled into the flash > player installed in the browser – which is unlikely - unless Adobe develops a > sudden fondness for it J.
In all honesty, the world of browser-based applications (AJAX, Flash, or others) is so far away from that of 0MQ that I would not even attempt to talk 0MQ directly from the browser. When in HTTP-land, talk HTTP. The best solution for this would be to have a RestMS to 0MQ bridge implemented as a webserver and have the browser-based application speak RestMS. (Feel free to replace RestMS with any other HTTP-based messaging alternative, if there is one). Regards, -mato _______________________________________________ zeromq-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zeromq.org/mailman/listinfo/zeromq-dev
