Really, is this the way to get ride of it? Back and forth?
I still have it, it's complicated.
Costin Manolache wrote:
For example, I would assume what you need is:
1. a servlet to tell tomcat to not close the connection ( "I'm not done,
but
I'm going to sleep waiting for events for a while" )
2. a way for a thread/event to tell tomcat to resume a particular request,
and
3. a way for tom
I think Jetty had an intersting approach on this, with their so called
'continuation'.
I didn't like their use of exceptions to control the flow.
+1 on adding the functionality ( as long as you're ok with eventually adding
the same
on the nio connector on sandbox :-), but it would be great to rev
Costin Manolache wrote:
For those of us who don't know much about 'comet' - could you explain a bit
more ?
A small example, some pointers to what APIs are needed ( if it's not
service
),
why service doesn't work, etc.
There's some documentation here:
http://alex.dojotoolkit.org/wp-content/Lo
For those of us who don't know much about 'comet' - could you explain a bit
more ?
A small example, some pointers to what APIs are needed ( if it's not service
),
why service doesn't work, etc.
Costin
On 5/16/06, Remy Maucherat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am proposing to add a new featur
Kevin A. Palfreyman wrote:
Remy,
This sounds interesting, but can I ask how this differs from what
Pushlets does using standard servlets? (http://www.pushlets.com/) We
use these extensively, so obviously something that provides similar
functionality but with a lighter-weight backend might be
Remy,
This sounds interesting, but can I ask how this differs from what
Pushlets does using standard servlets? (http://www.pushlets.com/) We
use these extensively, so obviously something that provides similar
functionality but with a lighter-weight backend might be interesting,
but I'd love to