Twisted LivePage - Client Scripting from the Server Side

12 PM November 6, 2003

Twisted LivePage lets a Python server handle any browser event such as onClick or onMouseOver and send arbitrary Javascript to the browser for execution.

The magic is done with a custom flash control embedded in the browser page, which opens a socket back to the server after the page has been loaded.

This could be really very interesting in a high-bandwidth, low-latency environment.

Via the DDJ Python URL!.

By alang | # | Comments (1)
(Posted to Python, Software Development and javablogs)

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At 00:12, 14 Nov 2003 Lior Gradstein wrote:

What's interesting is that it not only allows the use of a Flash applet, but also the use of a "without plugin" way of getting back data.
There is a javascript equivalent of the flash version, and a mozilla specific version (mozilla now supports XMLRPC calls!). For that last one, I'm not sure of its status, document is rare :-)

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