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Thinking to start a project using Spring Web Flow with Primefaces. I need to use comet so i figured Primefaces uses Atmosphere. I'm not really experienced with the Atmosphere / Comet business so any pointers about where to start is welcomed. Thanks in Advance Jens a very basic example can be found in the primefaces showcase: https://www.primefaces.org/showcase/push/chat.xhtml This is the old example for the ajax push component and is NOT officially included in the show case right now because it will be redone in primefaces 3 if I know right. In addition to that you have to configure the comet

I'm doing long-polling with JSONP and firefox continually pops up the "Loading" spinner making the page seem like it hasn't finished loading. Is there a way to suppress this? I've been told that the Orbited team has hacks for suppressing this, but looking through the Orbited.js code I cannot figure out what they are. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is a simple fix.. All you have to do is start your polling request with a setTimeout.. Here is some code I use.. It uses jQuery, but I assume you can figure out what you need to and use your library to do the same. <script type="text

I'm wondering how Google Analytics Real Time user interface works, what's the technique ? Do they use long-polling from the client to keep the UI statistics instantly up to date by delivering realtime information from the server to the client? I just open Chrome dev tool on network tab and there is a infinite request on https://www.google.com/analytics/realtime/bind Does anybody know the trick? It works flawless... The below refers to how the real time data is collected, not how the UI updates. (It looks like the UI is just using AJAX polling on the client-side, though) No special polling or

I have developped an application using PHP/MySQL which used comet technology, presicely long-polling. The proof of concept works great, but I am expecting traffic to quickly reach thousands of simultanous connections = thousands of open connections on the webserver. I do not have the ability to setup my own server (e.g. using lighttpd), and usually rely on simple 5$/month PHP hostings for other web projects. However, I realize those won't do the trick as they are not meant to support such a high number of simultanous open connections. What are my other options? I could not find any host

Been studying a ton on AJAX because I'm making a real-time application out of Javascript and PHP. It needs to be able to update without refreshing the page and in real-time. I tried polling the server with setInterval() but for it to be quick I had to have it every second. It seems to be using a ton of bandwidth though. It does work however and I have a plan with my hosting provider for 'unlimited bandwidth'. It seems like a lot of stress on the site though so I wanted to use a Push technology. Learning how to setup Push was extremely difficult. From what I managed to figure out, you have to