[geeklog-devel] gsoc notification system

[ganesh]

Hi Mr.Dirk and to all the developers ,
Hello there!


Well you were right in assuming  about the SOAP getting used directly,
because i have been trying to develop a lightweight JSON-RPC scheme under
php for some time now for my pet-project.Currently i use a C++ based json
scheme to respond due to my efficiency considerations, i however combined it
with php with leveled caching scheme i developed for it to handle heavy
requests. I chose* json because of its ajaxian benefits* i derive by
delegating the user requests into different levels i classified them into so
that these requests could be cached out based on the level they belong to.

However could you help me point the possible damage json-rpc based schemes
could do, and the damages of  json could also be specifically pointed out if
possible for them getting used in the notification system structurally.

I havent been able read all the discussions on last year's notification
system idea for gsoc due to the local connectivity problems i faced for some
time, now tht its back n running i will go through  them,thanks a lot for
the link , it gave an excellent start for the skeletal design i wish to make
for the notification system

Thanks and regards
Ganesh

On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 2:01 AM, Dirk Haun <dirk at haun-online.de> wrote:

> ganesh wrote:
>
> >As for the notification service under the core ,i was thinking in the
> lines
> >of SOAP model for a web-service which could provide a scheme for event
> >reception,confirmation and notification.If i were to develop a core API
> >under these lines , the services provided  could then be used by the
> plugins
> >and other actors with the under-core implementation staying opaque.Please
> >check me in my line of thought if am going in the right direction.
>
> Yes, I think that's a good general subscription of the idea. Actually,
> you mentioning SOAP scared me a bit ;-) But I think you really only
> meant that, effectively, this would be along the lines of what SOAP
> tries to accomplish and you are not suggesting to actually use SOAP
> here, right? Just checking ...
>
> If you haven't done so, you should also read through the past discussion
> (linked from the wiki page). I see that Konstantin's draft is still
> available:
>
>    http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dd4t2984_0cf3526cd
>
> You may be able to draw some inspiration from that as well.
>
> bye, Dirk
>
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