Hi,
I would like to introduce reverse ajax to one of my projects. Anyone has any opinions on what is the best approach for a serious deployment? Comet, Juggernaut, orbitd, cometd, ...?
I would appreciate opinions on this issue.
Thanks!
Hi,
I would like to introduce reverse ajax to one of my projects. Anyone has any opinions on what is the best approach for a serious deployment? Comet, Juggernaut, orbitd, cometd, ...?
I would appreciate opinions on this issue.
Thanks!
comopasta Gr wrote:
I would like to introduce reverse ajax to one of my projects. Anyone has any opinions on what is the best approach for a serious deployment? Comet, Juggernaut, orbitd, cometd, ...?
I would appreciate opinions on this issue.
Client-polling is easy enough with periodically_call_remote. I don't believe that Rails' architecture would support Server-pushing. Maybe somebody will correct me though.
HTH, Bill
I've used juggernaut in a few places now and it works great. Very simple to setup and run.
I'd recommend staying away from any library that does this via persistent HTTP connections, as those are known to be quite resource heavy on both web browsers and web servers.
Jason
Hi Jason,
Jason Roelofs wrote:
> > I don't believe that Rails' architecture would support Server-pushing. > Maybe somebody will correct me though.
I've used juggernaut in a few places now and it works great. Very simple to setup and run.
Thanks for correcting me! This looks _very_ interesting.
Best regards, Bill
Thanks guys!
This requires extra investigation (from my side at least
Comparison between juggernaut and comet
Juggernaut is good: http://railspikes.com/2007/6/27/juggernaut
Juggernaut is bad:
There is also this cometd stuff: http://cometdproject.dojotoolkit.org/
Any thoughts will be helpfull!
Cheers.
Hi,
Does anyone have any opinion on the approach described here? http://www.danielcadenas.com/2008/08/reverse-ajax-and-prototype.html
Cheers.