Javeline TelePort released under the GPL

>Javeline TelePort is an Open Source server communication layer supporting all popular web services such as XML-RPC, SOAP, JSON, REST and Comet.

Javeline TelePort is an Open Source server communication layer supporting all popular web services. By using it, developers can elegantly implement asynchronous communication as part of their AJAX projects. It has robust error, time-out and retry handling. TelePort features an advanced polling interface for controlling reconnecting and the polling frequency, and has advanced debugging features. Currently Javeline TelePort has built-in support for XML-RPC, SOAP, JSON, REST, Comet and Javeline FrameWork-specific protocols. TelePort is released under the Open Source GPL license so support for other protocols can easily be added.

For documentation and the source code please visit the project page at SourceForge.net, or the developer center at Javeline.org.

Project page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/teleport

Live demos:

Documentation: http://www.javeline.org/refguide

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A useful web service. I think more and more services like this will be found in the web. Some of them is free, some not.

Comment by linb — March 21, 2006

Thanks for the kind comment. We have just released TelePort 0.8.8 – now featuring Safari support. For the fellow Mac users out there.

Regards,
Garbrand van der Molen
– Javeline

Comment by Garbrand van der Molen — March 21, 2006

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