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Even so, this breaks down with JSGI middleware that depends on running in a Java environment. For example, JSGI's gzip middleware uses Java's byte buffers.
by mjijackson 15y ago
Even so, this breaks down with JSGI middleware that depends on running in a Java environment. For example, JSGI's gzip middleware uses Java's byte buffers.
- olegp 15y agoWhich JSGI gzip middleware are you referring to? It should use portable CommonJS Binary objects, which in Common Node's case wraps Buffers and in RingoJS (Java) byte arrays.
- tlrobinson 15y agoJSGI is an API, not an implementation. Nothing in the API is dependent on Java.