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The Atmosphere is currently not very actively maintained.
And Atmosphere is the most significant obstacle to making Scalatra compatible with the latest Servlet APIs.
Also, Atmosphere supports a variety of middleware and protocols, which makes it too complex to simply use WebSockets.
We could introduce a simpler WebSocket mechanism (e.g. a simple wrapper for the functionality provided by Jetty) and stop supporting Atmosphere.
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@takezoe Hi. Just wanted to confirm the plans for this. I am not seeing org.scalatra.atmosphere.AtmosphereClient being marked deprecated in 2.8.4.
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@dlnorgaard AtmosphereSupport which is required to use Atmosphere integration in Scalatra has been marked as deprecated: 0f7d788
AtmosphereSupport
The status is the same as Scalate integration. It will be maintained in Scalatra 2.8.x and dropped in Scalatra 3.0.
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The Atmosphere is currently not very actively maintained.
And Atmosphere is the most significant obstacle to making Scalatra compatible with the latest Servlet APIs.
Also, Atmosphere supports a variety of middleware and protocols, which makes it too complex to simply use WebSockets.
We could introduce a simpler WebSocket mechanism (e.g. a simple wrapper for the functionality provided by Jetty) and stop supporting Atmosphere.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: