Example usage code

[richkershaw]

As it stands, the library is somewhat impenetrable. Use of Interfaces and lack of inline documentation mean it's hard to figure out how to use it in another project - have you got any example code where a connection's established and pub/sub stuff goes on? I'm pretty desperate for a .NET Bayeux client!

As an aside, I'm hoping that since it's a standard protocol, it'll work with this: http://faye.jcoglan.com/node.html - will report back once it's up and running.

Thanks!

[grEvenX]

I djkitsch, we totally agree that there should be included some example code on how to use the library from C#.
There's plenty of examples on how to use cometd/bayeux in general for the original Java library, but it would still be good to provide at least a basic example for the C# port.
I have put it on our list to create such an example, so I'm hoping that we will get some time to do this pretty soon.
How is your effort going?

[zzattack]

I've experimented with this today and am very satisfied with the results. The CometD.NET code plays very nicely with Faye, so this is definitely a hugh pre for Faye when comparing to socket.io which still lacks any .NET support.

[richkershaw]

grEvenX - I actually got distracted with client-side code in Objective-C, and we ended up going with ActiveMQ on the server-side, but the project's still pending.

zzattack - good job with that! Any chance of seeing the code you used to get it working?

[zzattack]

I put up a super simple example here.

[HakanL]

I used this client library in a system I'm working on, check it out here: http://github.com/HakanL/Auto-Deployment
I created a simple command-line tool to connect to a comet server and push a simple key/value json object.

[magnusga]

I've added the usage example from the java-client, tested it, and also added a link to HakanL's project. It's all in README.TXT