“On C++, Javascript and WebSockets"
summary
An OSP application server built on POCO with embedded Google V8 exposes C++ classes to JavaScript via an automatic remoting code generator (annotated headers → generated proxies) and uses a WebSocket-based web event protocol for publish/subscribe messaging that is transparent between in-process and network peers. The demo wires two browsers to a running OSP bundle, exchanges JSON strings, and shows the system working in production (Maio/POCO users), trading extreme low‑latency for practical distributed convenience.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Poco
- 1:07Overview of Poco Project
- 2:31Poco features and licensing
- 7:24Remoting library and V8
- 10:17Open service platform
- 16:01Bridging C++ and JavaScript
- 23:27Web event service
- 33:32Data exchange patterns
- 36:59Live demo and code review
- 43:35Demo summary and reflection
- 45:23Mach iio and future plans
- 52:26Q&A and conclusion
