Michael Carter wrote:
Coincidentally, we have just began work on a JavaScript IMAP client. With
it, building a webmail app should be *entirely* a UI concern. The good news
is that our Socket interface is very stable and is being used in production
for protocols like IRC for webchat. The bad news
Michael Carter wrote:
Hello,
I'm a developer on the Orbited project (http://www.orbited.org), which
provides a TCPSocket interface in javascript (emulated over HTTP using ajax
and comet.) This TCPSocket allows true bi-directional communication between
a web browser and an arbitrary tcp server. O
Michael Carter wrote:
Hello,
I'm a developer on the Orbited project (http://www.orbited.org), which
provides a TCPSocket interface in javascript (emulated over HTTP using ajax
and comet.) This TCPSocket allows true bi-directional communication between
a web browser and an arbitrary tcp server. O
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On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 13:51:20 -0700, "Michael Carter"
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> I'm a developer on the Orbited project (http://www.orbited.org), which
> provides a TCPSocket interface in javascript (emulated over HTTP using
> ajax
> and comet.) This
Hello,
I'm a developer on the Orbited project (http://www.orbited.org), which
provides a TCPSocket interface in javascript (emulated over HTTP using ajax
and comet.) This TCPSocket allows true bi-directional communication between
a web browser and an arbitrary tcp server. One of the other develope
