Real-time AJAX Apps For the iPhone in Brazil

Live data distribution based on the Ajax-Comet paradigm

Jul. 22, 2009 01:00 PM

Lightstreamer and Valemobi from Sao Paulo, Brazil have signed an agreement where Valemobi will distribute Lightstreamer's push technology as part of Valemobi's platform for Real-time iPhone solutions.

"We chose Lightstreamer because this is the state-of-the art middleware for distributing real-time data. Lightstreamer has proven it's mature enough for financial mission-critical applications, and it will be part of our mobile data distribution suite for the Brazilian Stock Exchange, the ValeBroker, says Leonardo Magalhães, CTO at Valemobi.

Lightstreamer is the leading push server for live data distribution based on the Ajax-Comet paradigm (also known as "AJAX Push"). Its server component implements a messaging system based on http that can manage thousands of streaming connections, where data is pushed to the many types of client (Ajax, Flex, Java, .Net, Silverlight, iPhone etc.) in a real asynchronous fashion.

"Valemobi is working as our partner in Brazil to provide support and sales in the local market." says Simon Walmsley, Vice President of Sales at Lightstreamer.

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