Hi Geoff, I'm in the final stages of developing a webapp which uses the WebSocket API for asynchronous, two-way communication. Not sure if WebSocket is the way you want to go? Message packets are objects encoded into JSON format using Jason.
The server endpoint is a Tapestry service (singleton), and the client endpoint a Swing application running Tyrus under the hood. It took a bit of effort integrating with Tapestry, but works like a dream. Messages are buffered, then sent, using java.util.Timer/Task running in a separate thread. Regards, Chris. > Has anyone come up with a way to produce a Progressive Web App (PWA) with > Tapestry? Or per > > Iâm particularly interested in the idea of using service workers to get > some content - that we know will be relevant to the logged in user - in > the background and storing it client-side for quick access by the web > pages later. The content will contain amigos and very short videos. > > Another aim is to be able to save data as they work, and have the service > worker send it to the server asynchronously. If the connection is down > then it will wait. > > Any experience in that area? > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tapestry.apache.org
