B4J is an excellent choice for such tasks.PHP or some other server based language.
I generally create my apis with php, is there any method I can use to create api responses as json for example other than using websockets ? I want my backend to be accessible with siple web browsers for example to provide json response.B4J is an excellent choice for such tasks.
Sorry @tufanv , I will have to give the usual:I generally create my apis with php, is there any method I can use to create api responses as json for example other than using websockets ? I want my backend to be accessible with siple web browsers for example to provide json response.
I used to do the same... but now I make them with Laravel...I generally create my apis with php, is there any method I can use to create api responses as json for example other than using websockets ? I want my backend to be accessible with siple web browsers for example to provide json response.
Yes, of course. jServer supports both WebSockets and regular http requests.is there any method I can use to create api responses as json for example other than using websockets ?
Any estimation of how many concurrent connections will it be able to handle ? It will take data from mysql server and give json response on port 80 to customers. I have around 4000 concurrent connections on peaktime. Or let me ask this, is there any calculation like ram for each user is this or cpu use is this etc.. ?Yes, of course. jServer supports both WebSockets and regular http requests.