Ajax Comet Communications
Subtitle: The Bayeux protocol and standardization efforts from the Open Ajax Alliance.
Communication for Comet (or Ajax Push) remain a problematic issue for deploying scalable Ajax applications. This talk looks at two related efforts to deal with the many concerns of Ajax Comet communications. The Bayeux protocol from the Dojo foundation is multi channel event bus that spans client and server over a variety of Ajax transports. The protocol has multiple implementation and aims to become a defacto standard for Ajax push communications.
The Open Ajax Alliance is an industry organization formed to deal with the interoperability issues of Ajax. Through their communications task force, the alliance is investigating common API solutions that will allow the semantics of Ajax communications to be captured without mandating a protocol solution or preventing continuing innovation in Ajax transports, interoperability and browser support.
About Greg Wilkins
Greg is the lead developer of the Jetty open source servlet server and a member of the experts group for the servlet specification from the Java Community Process. Greg has contributed to Geronimo, JBoss, activemq, DWR and other open source projects. Born in Sydney in 1964, Greg graduated from Sydney University with an honours degree in Computer Science in 1986. Since then he has worked as developer, designer, team leader and architect on varied problem domains including telecoms and WWW. Greg is the founder of Mort Bay Consulting and the CEO of Webtide.
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