web sockets support

[Andrew Bunner]

+1

WebSocket now has implementations in Erlang, Ruby and Python. Jetty
provides the only Java implementation that I know of. I suspect it
will near-completely replace hanging-gets/long-polling/AJAX/comet in
future applications.

Since I'm already using (and like) Netty, I too would like to see it
incorporated into the core Netty release.

I'm hoping to use Netty as the backend for a browser-based game where
the shared state is on the server. Using Websocket would significantly
reduce my bandwidth cost (since no headers are sent on follow-up
requests).

On 12/10/09, Adam Fisk [via Netty Forums and Mailing Lists]
<ml-node+4148032-1559736828 at n2.nabble.com> wrote:
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> Just wanted to mention web sockets support in Netty would be *sick*. I
> think web sockets are going to gain momentum very quickly.
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> -Adam
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