A Python comet server build on CSP (Comet Session Protocol) and providing a TCP socket proxy.
A Python comet server build on CSP (Comet Session Protocol) and providing a TCP socket proxy.
A Python comet server build on CSP (Comet Session Protocol) and providing a TCP socket proxy.
Disclaimer: Gosh this is a new project. Don't use it for anything yet.
Disclaimer disclaimer: None of the technology s particularly new, but I have ideas for where this might go that might be interesting.
The standalone server can be run like:
$ mrl <mount path>:<client plugin module dotted name>:<client plugin class>
So you can run the examples like:
# For the echo server example
$ mrl echo:minreal.examples.echo:EchoClient
# For the TCPSocket IRC example
$ mrl tcp:minreal.examples.tcp:TCPClient
Take a look at the annotated example to get started.
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A Python comet server build on CSP (Comet Session Protocol) and providing a TCP socket proxy.
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