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[hybi] Addressing Minimal Events

Mark Lentczner <markl@lindenlab.com> Mon, 13 April 2009 16:45 UTC

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Ian Hickson wrote:
>  Personally I am interested in "Minimal, Event", ...


Rob Sayre wrote:
> I am interested in "Minimal, Event" as well.


John Fallows wrote:
> I am also primarily interested in "Minimal, Event".

Anne van Kesteren wrote:
> Me too.

....

Okay, I see that there is quite a bit of interest in the Minimal,  
Event space. I'm see how this comes from the view of what most Comet/ 
AJAX techniques are doing today on the web: Getting some piece of  
"update" information into a web-page that a user is viewing.

What I'm wondering is: How does one, given a Minimal, Event style  
protocol, handle when there are two or more widgets on the page that  
need updates? The home page view on Facebook, for example, has at  
least four separate areas being live-updated.

	- Mark

Mark Lentczner
Sr. Systems Architect
Technology Integration
Linden Lab

markl@lindenlab.com

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