That looks pretty cool. Wave in a Box uses the underlying wave model and transport to propagate changes, since it's already there, but that's definitely not the only good way. Because Wave already has this infrastructure I'm not sure how useful your code is to the project right now. But it's fantastic to have more hosts for the real-time gadgets that Wave enables, so thanks for volunteering.
On 9 December 2010 00:17, Scott Wilson <scott.bradley.wil...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I've worked on several Wave Gadget API implementations and was wondering > how these might relate to the Apache Wave incubator project? > > A Comet-based implementation in Java using DWR has been developed in Apache > Wookie(incubating). However, recently we've been discussing recently in the > Wookie community whether we want to retire this implementation at some point > in the future and adopt or develop another using a different base > technology. > > So I developed another implementation that uses Node.js, WebSockets and > Redis - this is currently on Github (under ASL2.0 license): > > https://github.com/scottbw/wave-node > > I'd certainly be happy to donate this code if we think its appropriate to > develop it further within the Apache Wave project. > > S
