Traditionally, web applications have utilized the standard request/response HTTP functionality to provide communication between the client and server. As the Web has evolved, more interactive abilities have been required, some of which demand push/pull or real-time updates from the server. Over time, various methods have been implemented, such as continuous polling, long polling, and Comet. Each has its pros ...
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Iuliana Cosmina1 , Rob Harrop2, Chris Schaefer3 and Clarence Ho4
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Sibiu, Sibiu, Romania
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Reddish, UK
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Venice, Florida, USA
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Hong Kong, China
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