XMPP (豆瓣)

副标题: Building Real-Time Applications with Jabber Technologies
作者: Peter Saint-Andre / Kevin Smith / Remko TronCon
出版社: O'Reilly Media
出版年: 2009-5-4
页数: 320
定价: USD 39.99
装帧: Paperback
ISBN: 9780596521264

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　　This practical book provides everything you need to know about the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP). This open technology for real-time communication is used in many diverse applications such as instant messaging, Voice over IP, real-time collaboration, social networking, microblogging, lightweight middleware, cloud computing, and more. XMPP: The Definitive Gui... (展开全部) 　　

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XMPP is, in essence, a technology for streaming XML. When you want to start a session with an XMPP server, you open a long-lived TCP connection and then negotiate an XML stream to the server (the server also opens a stream in return, i.e., there is one stream in each direction). 其实一直以来我对计算机的理解，就希望是Streaming方式的，这或许稍稍偏离了图灵机。但是我一直以来都是这么做的，尤其是... (更多)

XMPP is, in essence, a technology for streaming XML. When you want to start a session
with an XMPP server, you open a long-lived TCP connection and then negotiate an
XML stream to the server (the server also opens a stream in return, i.e., there is one
stream in each direction).
其实一直以来我对计算机的理解，就希望是Streaming方式的，这或许稍稍偏离了图灵机。但是我一直以来都是这么做的，尤其是看完《深入理解计算机系统》http://book.douban.com/subject/1230413/ ，受这本书的影响，每每研习系统时，必然是这个思路。比如前一阵子看关于HTTP协议，总是希望能够从 brower到server-middware-database-Nosql 等一连串的Streaming.但HTTP本身的特性：无状态，加上我对Web理解的浅薄，所以一直不能够将是Streaming起来。
最近也在研究http://book.douban.com/subject/4734566/ <Building the Realtime User Experience>相关内容，总能联系起来一些什么。
网络，回归到我大学的专业，我又能走多远了呢？这个网络是狭义的。 (收起)

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All good Internet technologies have an “architecture”—a way that various entities fit together, link up, and communicate. For example, the World Wide Web consists of millions of web servers running software like Apache, and many more millions of web clients (browsers) running software like Firefox, all using standard protocols and data formats like HTTP and HTML. As another example, the ema... (更多)

All good Internet technologies have an “architecture”—a way that various entities fit
together, link up, and communicate. For example, the World Wide Web consists of
millions of web servers running software like Apache, and many more millions of web
clients (browsers) running software like Firefox, all using standard protocols and data
formats like HTTP and HTML. As another example, the email infrastructure consists
of millions of email servers running software like Postfix, and many more millions of
email clients running software like Thunderbird, all using standard protocols like
SMTP, POP, and IMAP.
这段话说的很精辟，这就是我一直以来所理解的架构师所做的事情。 google gfs, Restful等，至于具体的实现，那总是可以的。
架构，如何才能够做到称职了呢？按照公司的要求，这个可以再降低一些。 (收起)

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第11页

适兕 (我开始鄙视我自己！)

All good Internet technologies have an “architecture”—a way that various entities fit together, link up, and communicate. For example, the World Wide Web consists of millions of web servers running software like Apache, and many more millions of web clients (browsers) running software like Firefox, all using standard protocols and data formats like HTTP and HTML. As another example, the ema... (更多)

All good Internet technologies have an “architecture”—a way that various entities fit
together, link up, and communicate. For example, the World Wide Web consists of
millions of web servers running software like Apache, and many more millions of web
clients (browsers) running software like Firefox, all using standard protocols and data
formats like HTTP and HTML. As another example, the email infrastructure consists
of millions of email servers running software like Postfix, and many more millions of
email clients running software like Thunderbird, all using standard protocols like
SMTP, POP, and IMAP.
这段话说的很精辟，这就是我一直以来所理解的架构师所做的事情。 google gfs, Restful等，至于具体的实现，那总是可以的。
架构，如何才能够做到称职了呢？按照公司的要求，这个可以再降低一些。 (收起)

2011-05-06 18:28:42 回应

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第16页

适兕 (我开始鄙视我自己！)

XMPP is, in essence, a technology for streaming XML. When you want to start a session with an XMPP server, you open a long-lived TCP connection and then negotiate an XML stream to the server (the server also opens a stream in return, i.e., there is one stream in each direction). 其实一直以来我对计算机的理解，就希望是Streaming方式的，这或许稍稍偏离了图灵机。但是我一直以来都是这么做的，尤其是... (更多)

XMPP is, in essence, a technology for streaming XML. When you want to start a session
with an XMPP server, you open a long-lived TCP connection and then negotiate an
XML stream to the server (the server also opens a stream in return, i.e., there is one
stream in each direction).
其实一直以来我对计算机的理解，就希望是Streaming方式的，这或许稍稍偏离了图灵机。但是我一直以来都是这么做的，尤其是看完《深入理解计算机系统》http://book.douban.com/subject/1230413/ ，受这本书的影响，每每研习系统时，必然是这个思路。比如前一阵子看关于HTTP协议，总是希望能够从 brower到server-middware-database-Nosql 等一连串的Streaming.但HTTP本身的特性：无状态，加上我对Web理解的浅薄，所以一直不能够将是Streaming起来。
最近也在研究http://book.douban.com/subject/4734566/ <Building the Realtime User Experience>相关内容，总能联系起来一些什么。
网络，回归到我大学的专业，我又能走多远了呢？这个网络是狭义的。 (收起)

2011-05-06 19:36:35 回应

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第16页

适兕 (我开始鄙视我自己！)

XMPP is, in essence, a technology for streaming XML. When you want to start a session with an XMPP server, you open a long-lived TCP connection and then negotiate an XML stream to the server (the server also opens a stream in return, i.e., there is one stream in each direction). 其实一直以来我对计算机的理解，就希望是Streaming方式的，这或许稍稍偏离了图灵机。但是我一直以来都是这么做的，尤其是... (更多)

XMPP is, in essence, a technology for streaming XML. When you want to start a session
with an XMPP server, you open a long-lived TCP connection and then negotiate an
XML stream to the server (the server also opens a stream in return, i.e., there is one
stream in each direction).
其实一直以来我对计算机的理解，就希望是Streaming方式的，这或许稍稍偏离了图灵机。但是我一直以来都是这么做的，尤其是看完《深入理解计算机系统》http://book.douban.com/subject/1230413/ ，受这本书的影响，每每研习系统时，必然是这个思路。比如前一阵子看关于HTTP协议，总是希望能够从 brower到server-middware-database-Nosql 等一连串的Streaming.但HTTP本身的特性：无状态，加上我对Web理解的浅薄，所以一直不能够将是Streaming起来。
最近也在研究http://book.douban.com/subject/4734566/ <Building the Realtime User Experience>相关内容，总能联系起来一些什么。
网络，回归到我大学的专业，我又能走多远了呢？这个网络是狭义的。 (收起)

2011-05-06 19:36:35 回应

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第11页

适兕 (我开始鄙视我自己！)

All good Internet technologies have an “architecture”—a way that various entities fit together, link up, and communicate. For example, the World Wide Web consists of millions of web servers running software like Apache, and many more millions of web clients (browsers) running software like Firefox, all using standard protocols and data formats like HTTP and HTML. As another example, the ema... (更多)

All good Internet technologies have an “architecture”—a way that various entities fit
together, link up, and communicate. For example, the World Wide Web consists of
millions of web servers running software like Apache, and many more millions of web
clients (browsers) running software like Firefox, all using standard protocols and data
formats like HTTP and HTML. As another example, the email infrastructure consists
of millions of email servers running software like Postfix, and many more millions of
email clients running software like Thunderbird, all using standard protocols like
SMTP, POP, and IMAP.
这段话说的很精辟，这就是我一直以来所理解的架构师所做的事情。 google gfs, Restful等，至于具体的实现，那总是可以的。
架构，如何才能够做到称职了呢？按照公司的要求，这个可以再降低一些。 (收起)

2011-05-06 18:28:42 回应

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