Re: Getting started?

Hi Jens!  Sorry, we don't have a lot of stuff on architecture in the sense I
think you mean it -- although maybe we should.  The main thing to remember is
that a mod-pubsub client needs to live next to any application that will either
publish or subscribe to the mod-pubsub server -- sometimes this confuses people
who are used to a certain client-server relationship.  What else is there that
would be helpful to know?

Numerous individuals have in fact written demo apps that do not work in the
browser.  Look in the directories for Java, Perl, and Python in particular.
  
  -- Joyce Park


--- Jens Alfke <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm trying to learn my way around the pubsub protocol, and having some 
> difficulty. I'm interested in the protocol itself, and in using it in 
> an application, i.e. not in a web browser. The main protocol document
> 	http://www.mod-pubsub.org/kn_docs/pubsub_protocol.html
> seems to assume the reader already knows how the architecture works, 
> and launches directly into the minutae of syntax and schema. Other 
> documents seem to be aimed only at using the JavaScript library from a 
> web application.
> 
> Is there some kind of document that describes the overall design of the 
> protocol, that I could peruse first?
> 
> --Jens



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