Ajax Push Engine 1.0 released

I’m quite unlucky because I’ve downloaded the APE BETA5 just before they (I mean Anthony Catel) released the 1.0. The quite interesting part is that it fixes all the bugs I’ve talked about sooner. So we could say my last post won’t be very useful to anyone.

Still, if you want to compile APE on CentOS x64, you have have to edit the modules/Makefile file and add the “-L/usr/lib64/mysql” command arg. It will give you something like that :

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ifeq ($(HAS_MYSQL), yes)
        MYSQL_FLAGS = -L./deps/mysac/ -I./deps/mysac/ -lmysac -L/usr/lib64/mysql -lmysqlclient_r
endif

They also added some new great demos but they are not included in the 1.0 sources. I’ve been closely following their websites for the last two days and they did an awesome job in a very short time. And I guess a lof of people are taking interest in this project because you can see a lot of monkeys on the APE home page.

As soon as possible, I will make some little test with the very interesting javascript server-side code based on SpiderMonkey.

3 Responses to “Ajax Push Engine 1.0 released”

  1. morio Says:

    Hey Florent I was wondering if APE works on windows and not necessarily running in a virtual box,found out that there is not much documentation on configuring APE in Apache running on a Windows machine in the ape wiki.Any suggestions?

  2. Florent Clairambault Says:

    The code isn’t portable right now and I don’t think they plan on releasing a windows version pretty soon. My suggestions would be to take an other ajax push server.

  3. Mian Shahzad Akram Bhatti Says:

    Fuck this APE(Ajax Push Engine) ….. Not user friendly too bad….. I don’t want to Abuse More….

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