rockw99
07-28-2006, 09:25 AM
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I got a server program which make a server socket and listen to a dedicated/fixed port for clients connection. Due to it is a real time system, we need to implement that the server will send out the same data in short period to all clients who are connected to the server. So i think server side push technology should be implemented.
Unfortunately, the client side platforms are not Java only; we still need to support PocketPC or J2ME smartphone. Anyone can help?
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Indeed, what the description above is a real time data distribution system. Such a system should be built with push technology, no matter what your client side platforms are.
I think iPush Server is what you need. You don't need to handle socket by yourself.
It also supports J2ME for MIDP2.0 and Flash, and that means you don't have got to build different distribution platforms for versatile client side platforms.
iPush Server
http://www.icetechnology.com/products/ipushv2/
The Vender's Site
http://www.icetechnology.com
There are some iPush-powered demos built with flash:
http://www.icetechnology.com/scenarios/finance.shtml
http://www.icetechnology.com/scenarios/sports.shtml
http://www.icetechnology.com/scenarios/chatroom.shtml
I got a server program which make a server socket and listen to a dedicated/fixed port for clients connection. Due to it is a real time system, we need to implement that the server will send out the same data in short period to all clients who are connected to the server. So i think server side push technology should be implemented.
Unfortunately, the client side platforms are not Java only; we still need to support PocketPC or J2ME smartphone. Anyone can help?
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Indeed, what the description above is a real time data distribution system. Such a system should be built with push technology, no matter what your client side platforms are.
I think iPush Server is what you need. You don't need to handle socket by yourself.
It also supports J2ME for MIDP2.0 and Flash, and that means you don't have got to build different distribution platforms for versatile client side platforms.
iPush Server
http://www.icetechnology.com/products/ipushv2/
The Vender's Site
http://www.icetechnology.com
There are some iPush-powered demos built with flash:
http://www.icetechnology.com/scenarios/finance.shtml
http://www.icetechnology.com/scenarios/sports.shtml
http://www.icetechnology.com/scenarios/chatroom.shtml