Infinispan WebSocket Server
The HTML 5 WebSocket Interface seems like a nice way of exposing an Infinispan Cache to web clients that are WebSocket enabled.
I just committed a first cut of the new Infinispan WebSocket Server to Subversion.
You get a very simple Cache object in your web page Javascript that supports:
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put/get/remove operations on your Infinispan Cache.
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notify/unnotify mechanism through which your web page can manage Cache entry update notifications, pushed to the browser.
Take a look at:
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