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    0 starsSharpSmith | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 15 2008 | comet, architecture, asp.net
    nComet - Home

    Quoted: nComet is a .NET implementation of the Comet (reverse-AJAX push) architecture. This server-side pipeline uses long-lived client-initiated HTTP connections to push messages to the client. Once the client receives a response, it immediately opens another HTTP request, which the server holds until a message is ready. This architecture allows the server to push dynamic html/xml/json/etc to the browser, rather than the browser polling the server. This project focuses on the .NET server-side architecture, initially providing a HttpListener implementation (for a custom host communicating with HTTP.SYS directly) and may eventually provide a ASP.NET implementation as well. The library will simplify the implementation of common message patterns such as pushing latest data as well as sync. Example code for multiple client-side javascript implementations will also be provided.

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    0 starsSharpSmith | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 15 2008 | comet, asp.net
    CodeProject: Scalable COMET Combined with ASP.NET - Part 2. Free source code and programming help

    Quoted: A chat application demonstrating a reusable API for COMET and ASP.NET (following on from a previous article).; Author: James Simpson; Section: ASP.NET; Chapter: Web Development

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    0 starsSharpSmith | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 15 2008 | asp.net, comet
    CodeProject: Scalable COMET Combined with ASP.NET. Free source code and programming help

    Quoted: An article describing a scalable method of using persistent AJAX connections (A.K.A. COMET) with ASP.NET.; Author: James Simpson; Section: ASP.NET; Chapter: Web Development

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    0 starsSharpSmith | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 24 2008 | ajax, programming, patterns, comet
    Reverse Ajax - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Reverse Ajax refers to the combined use of Ajax for sending data from client to server, and some mechanism for pushing server data back to the browser

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    0 starsSharpSmith | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 21 2008 | ajax, comet, javascript
    Continuing Intermittent Incoherency » Comet: Low Latency Data for the Browser

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