Notifying events coming from localhost:8082 port. Is it possible?

[Irene Garcia Martí]

Hi all,

I have a server providing alerts for climatic data. In essence, that
server receives periodically climatic sensor data, checks the
subcriptions of registered clients and, if necessary, sends a
notification if, for instance, temperature in Valencia city (Spain) is
bigger than 20 degrees Celsius.

I have not implemented this server, so I have to deal with the way of
providing these alerts: So the server, if an event has been produced
somewhere on Earth, generates a XML file that is sent towards port
8082 on localhost. Yes, still I am testing it locally.

Those days I am developing a demo GWT Client to display in a human-
readable way those incoming XML files/alerts, so I thought I could use
GWT Event Service to encapsulate the way events are coming and notify
them comfortably to (web) clients.

So my question is: Is it possible to hook/connect GWT Event Service to
make it listen CONCRETELY to a URL+PORT and deliver back to the users
those events?

Thanks for your help and my apologies if I posted this message in the
wrong place! :-)

Regards

[Luigi Bifulco]

websockets?

2012/3/7 Irene Garcia Martí <al06...@uji.es>

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