FayeObjC client library

[paulc]

Hey,

Just wanted to drop a note in here to let anyone interested know that
I've written a client library in Objective-C for use with Mac and iOS
applications. I'm still working in it but the initial version is up
with sample apps for OS X and iOS on github at https://github.com/pcrawfor/FayeObjC
if anyone wants to check it out.

Paul

[James Coglan]

On Mar 6, 12:03 am, paulc <pcraw...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just wanted to drop a note in here to let anyone interested know that
> I've written a client library in Objective-C for use with Mac and iOS
> applications.

I don't do any Obj-C work, but thanks a lot! This would have helped a
ton with a hack day project I did with an iPhone dev a few weeks ago.
Hope I get a chance to use this soon.

[paulc]

I just added a download on my git repo for a release build of the
fayeMac client app that I built when I wrote the library code if
anyone wants a way to quickly connect to and test a faye server.

You can download it here if anyone is interested:
https://github.com/downloads/pcrawfor/FayeObjC/fayeMac.app.zip

Right now it sends messages to the connected Faye server over
websockets and lets you connect to one channel at a time. It uses and
displays messages of the form { message: "some text" }

[kelleysislander]

Howdy,

We will be using your library in a project we are working on right now.  We have an app that will broadcast information to audience members' iPads through our Rackspace faye server, and we have run into a snag...

I am using your fayeMac client to test and although the messages do come through, fayeMac disconnects itself regularly, which has me concerned that the same may happen in our app as we will be using what we think is the same library that fayeMac is using.

I have timed it and the fayeMac client disconnects like clockwork at 2:00, so my main question is this:

 Will we be needing to do something to keep the connection open in the iPad code, or is this a non-issue?

Thanks,

Bill