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Hi Oliver,

Thanks for your comments.

I believe experimental client libraries for Java already exist in
mod-pubsub. Mike Dierken, who is Cc'd, might know more.

As far as the server being ported to Java, no one has yet attempted.
One quick thing to try is using Jython to compile the Python to Java
bytecodes, though I don't believe anyone has tried this yet.

I'm Cc'ing the mod-pubsub-developer list in case anyone else has heard
about any attempts to port to Java...

Cheers,
  Adam

On Apr 1, 2005 8:26 AM, Oliver Muoto <[email protected]> wrote:
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> 
> Adam 
> Need your advice. I want (need) to convert Mod-pubsub to Java! Doing a
> decent amount of AJAX development and have developed a need for real-time
> data boss. Have no problem using Mod-pubsub but some clients has a major
> problem with "lesser languages" ;) .. No offence, but given most of their
> other infrastructure is J2EE, they are not willing to mix 'platforms'. Any
> suggestions? I have tried to do it 'on the cheap' but none of my outsourced
> development teams seem to get it, everyone things I am trying to build a JMS
> implementation ;(. Before I have to shell out real money, wanted to check in
> with you. Any plans to port to Java? If you do, I think you open a WHOLE new
> (and large) market (if you can call it that) for the solution. Most large
> systems today are still J2EE, and in that world there is no mix and match,
> there is but Java. 
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