mod_pubsub release 0.99 is available

"Adam Rifkin" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.mod-pubsub.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
We had a very productive weekend, so I put together a new tarball
so those who want the new goodies but don't want the hassle of cvs
can enjoy them.

Download v0.99 of mod_pubsub at: 

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=66293&release_id=173001 

We put together this tarball to include several recent patches to
the core infrastructure. This release includes: 

1. python_pubsub/pubsublib.py patches: now works on Python 2.1+ on Windows,
and Python 1.5+ on Linux, Solaris, and Mac OS X 

2. python_pubsub/apps/subscribe.py is a command-line app that listens
to blogchatter by default or any server/topic if configured

3. kn_apps/kn_lib/pubsub_raw.js -- several bug patches, this is now the
newest, latest, greatest pubsub_raw.js we've ever had... but...

4. we're still slowly building toward Konqueror/Safari support, and
we have not yet resolved the Mozilla intra-window communication bug
that Joyce found

5. js_pubsub -- added several new JavaScript libraries and samples 

6. updated the Makefile and the inventory list

7. flash_pubsub -- added this new top-level directory, and checked in
Jos's research work thus far, plus added Scott's thinking about how to extend it 

For those interested in playing with Flash PubSub, Jos adds:

-----Original Message-----
From: jos [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 10:42 AM
To: Adam Rifkin

I did some experiments along the lines that Scott mentions. It seems 
that the LoadVars and LoadXML objects, which work at sub-port 1024, will 
not work with the presistant pubsub connection. I had a experimental 
version that used the XMLsocket object for the incoming data, and just 
used the LoadVars to send data.

j

Adam Rifkin wrote:

> Hi Jos,
> 
> Is it ok with you if to check some of your flash code into the distribution?
> 
>    Adam
> 
> 


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