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nori0428 / mod_websocket

mod_websocket for lighty ( http://www.lighttpd.net/ )
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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framework/stack to fit with mod_webscoket #35

Open SimoneM1973 opened 10 years ago

SimoneM1973 commented 10 years ago

Hello guys. I've ported lighttpd + mod_websocket over a an embedded sys (Nios II with uClinux) without a lot of trouble. I've made an experiment using websocket and it works great. Now the time for the big work. Drama: build the back end or choose an existing one? I've found tons of framework for real time apps around here, the most of them are based on node.js, but i'd like to use something that fit well with lighttpd and mod_websocket. Here my question: have you take into consideration to increase the features of mod_webscock and create our own framework for real time application? Thanks.

nori0428 commented 10 years ago

Hi Simone, Thank you to enjoy lighttpd with mod_websocket. I know some systems working with lighttpd + mod_websocket.And one of the easy-to-use system is mosquitto. http://test.mosquitto.org/ws.html

And ... Give me a little more time, I know it's worth waiting:)

SimoneM1973 commented 10 years ago

Thanks Nori. Actually I'm playing with JSON. I've build a light back end server for manipulate JSON and send it to the browser. This daemon is just a listening socket which reply to a ws connect, it's not complex. But i've to build something more fancy for allow multiple connections for example: i still have to figure out how to allow that and how to "stop" the communication from the browser. I take a look to Mosquito, thanks.