server chat with erlang
widjayy
widjayy@REDACTED
Thu Aug 10 19:39:30 CEST 2006
I there were nobody to reinvent the wheel, the informatic would still
beon prehistoric age :)
So, thank you Mazen. That's exactly what I'm lookion for: Ajax + erlang.
I will try it and make it work, for pleasure, and understanding.
bye
Mazen a écrit :
> Guest wrote:
> Why bother reinventing the wheel?
>
> Use ejabberd, it's written in Erlang.
>
> On Aug 9, 2006, at 8:31 PM, widjayy wrote:
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>
>> hi everyone.
>>
>> I want to make a chat with erlang. That's not a great idea, I know ;)
>> My server will be with erlang, and the client will connect to it
>> through
>> a web page. But I don't which is the best technology (language,
>> method)
>> to connect to erlang.
>>
>> Thank you for your help.
>>
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> There are MANY reasons to reinvent the wheel, the first and foremost one is that you LEARN from it...
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> I dont think its a bad idea at all to write servers in erlang, I think the whole point with erlang (many concurrent processes doing whatever) is the whole point yes? so... I suggest you go create your own small chat first (your own protocol)... where you can connect and recieve commands through telnet or something... later on you take on a familiar protocol. If you really want to be familiar with the latest hype... do your chatclient in Ajax. In that case you would only have to do use Erlang (server side) and XHTML+JavaScript
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> good luck! :)
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