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For some time, I have wanted to do my development more efficiently and faster. I wonder what is the best technology for implementing sockets in a web application. Normally I use PHP and JSON for HTTP requests from the client, and I build my clients in GWT and mobile clients in Android and iOS.
Have you tried nodeJS? its a bit different to what you've been using before but it works well.
See this tutorial - http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/real-time-chat-with-nodejs-socket-io-and-expressjs/
and this demo - http://demo.tutorialzine.com/2012/08/nodejs-drawing-game/
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We develop HR-software for large companies. We primarily use Ruby on Rails for our projects. The argument I often get from clients is that RoR is less secure than, say, Java EE or asp.net because it is community-driven and it is not backed by large corporations as Oracle or Microsoft.
Is it a valid argument? Could you tell what technology is less / more secure statistic-wise?
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My Android app needs both downstream and upstream from and to the server. So I decide to use GCM XMPP in my web server. But does XMPP support php web server? If it supports, is there any advantage of using J2EE web server over PHP web server? Any idea will be appreciated.
Use the platform you're more familiar with. The Web bits are but support infrastructure for the Android app. Also, when cosidering cheap web hosting, PHP is more likely to be supported than Java.
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I am learning Java, and I am planning to develop a property management software for Windows.
I need to build the architecture for the program, and I am thinking of learning some technology for it.
I am considering Java FX 2.x, since I am also interested in web or mobile development.
However, there does not seem to be many Java FX 2.x books available at this time, while it has been quite a long time since JavaFX 2 has been released.
What is the problem? Is it not successful?
Also, is learning JavaFX 2.x recommended for me to develop the office software relatively easily?
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I'm building an application that invokes a (JAVA)web service implemented in JBOSS.
I plan to host the web service as soon as I finish building it.
My question is: Should I go for a dedicated server to host it? Or go for a VPS?
I read about this two hosting possibilities but did not find a clear answer for my case.
Thank you.
I am hosting a web service on a dedicated server with Rackspace. It works well, and I can always add their hybrid solution in the future if I want.
I went with their dedicated server, because I have full control. Their support team is awesome and their machines are pretty good.
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I'm looking for an Java based Application server which should be controllable within an Java application. I want to be able to start/stop the server within the application.
So far most App servers I looked at Glassfish, JBoss, are all controlled from the OS instead of being able to integrate into an existing Java Application.
Get a look at Winstone or Jetty, they are easy to embed in an application:
http://winstone.sourceforge.net
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Jetty/Tutorial/Embedding_Jetty