Re: [PUSH API] Request for CFC on publication of new WD

Seems it still make a distintion between Push Server and Application
Server. Wouldn't a webapp send some data to a Push Server so it gets
distributed on all the registered instances without needing to deploy
a custom Application Server? For server-less webapps this can be a
problem... :-/ Also, is spected to have some type of federation
between the diferents Push Server, or it's suposed each one is
isolated from the others?

2013/7/12 SULLIVAN, BRYAN L <bs3131@att.com>:
> Hi Webapps,
>
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> Eduardo and I have uploaded a new ED of the Push API at
> https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/push/raw-file/tip/index.html.
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> This incorporates a variety of changes based upon comments received since
> the last ED. See
> https://github.com/telefonicaid/WebAPISpecs/commits/develop/Push for details
> on these changes:
>
> ·         Correct issues with Pubrules Checker
>
> ·         moving push notification steps to system messages section
>
> ·         escaping character
>
> ·         Push server *may* skip version notifications …
>
> ·         if none, registrations() returns 0 length array …
>
> ·         Complete example code …
>
> ·         Replace references to web intents with "push service extension" …
>
> ·         editorial correction
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> ·         renaming appToken to pushRegistrationId
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> ·         splitting pushEndpoint into pushEndpoint and appToken
>
> ·         adding links to promises algorithms
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> ·         fixing Promise-related descriptions
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> ·         fix example 1 to use Promise
>
> ·         addressing Jonas' concern about transfering actual content in
> notific… …
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> ·         removing serverProtocols
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> ·         changing version to unsigned long long and clarifying when it is
> null… …
>
> ·         changing from DOMRequest to Promise
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> ·         Add bit about semantics of push notification delivery guarantees
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> We would like to request a CFC for publication of a new WD based upon this
> ED.
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> Thanks,
>
> Bryan Sullivan
>
>



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