Re: Re: Quick question...

> Uh... this email wasn't signed, but I think it's Dierken?  If so, hi Mike!
Yep. Howdy!

>
> Just to clarify, the Mod-pubsub SERVER API has not changed at all yet,
except
> for one tiny thing that was necessary for the Flash client but should not
> impact anything else.  The JavaScript API is the thing that changed
> significantly.  JP
Oh. My mistake. The java clients in CVS should work then. I think both parse
the text format that is provided by the server and puts the data into a
Hashmap and calls 'onMessage()' for the registered listeners (at least in my
version).



>
>
> --- [email protected] wrote:
>
> > There is an sourceforge project called 'destiny' that is an HTTP bridge
to
> > JMS.
> > You could use that as a starting point to implement that same HTTP API
used
> > by mod-pubsub. There's nothing magic about the server implementation of
> > mod-pubsub, it's all in the protocol. If mod-pubsub had a multi-server
> > protocol for a constellation of messaging servers, that would be more
work
> > to 'port', but still doable.
> >
> > The java client I built is on the old mod-pubsub API, I don't think it's
> > compatible with the new server implementation.
> > There are actually two java client libraries in CVS for mod-pubsub. One
has
> > lots of unit tests. Mine doesn't... but still works.
> >
> > Let me know if you need advice or additional work for a java client or
java
> > server - i'd love to help implement a java server.
> >
> > I'd also like to implement an RSS format for 'change-lists' (lists of
recent
> > events) that use 'next' and 'prev' links to traverse past and future
> > history - I think that's the correct approach for a REST based event
> > notification system.
>
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