Utilizing Node.js Along Side Another Platform (Grails) -


We have a grails application in the wild. We want users to provide a better experience to current browsers and provide some auto-updates to site pieces. With all the options and especially with Grails, I'm not impressed.

I really want to use WebSocket and till that point I have checked, I believe our best The option is node. Js. But obviously we can not do our application again. I like Grails

So my idea is that we use Node.js along with Grails basically as a read-on proxy between the client and the data. All nodes The JS application pulls data from the database and distributes the client on websacet.

Is it like a legitimate approach? Is there anything else that someone else did?

Definitely feels appropriate; I recommend using socket.io to implement your transport (if the browser supports them, then it will use websitet; otherwise it will use different fallback mechanisms) You can use any cross-root problems To avoid, you might want to use a reverse proxy such as nginx, though socket.io is good enough to avoid them.

The node is a lot about the right use of the right equipment instead of being a golden hammer.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Python SQLAlchemy:AttributeError: Neither 'Column' object nor 'Comparator' object has an attribute 'schema' -

java - How not to audit a join table and related entities using Hibernate Envers? -

mongodb - CakePHP paginator ignoring order, but only for certain values -