Why sacrifice latency when using RIAs and web streaming?

Posted by Larry Neumann on Aug 4, 2011

When capital markets firms began using rich internet applications (RIAs) built with Javascript, Flash/Flex, Silverlight and Objective C, it was accepted that applications designed for internet environments come with internet-like latencies. So capital markets firms that measure the performance of internal trading systems in the tens of microseconds got used to tens of milliseconds of latency when...
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Filed under Web Messaging
Tagged with Ethernet, HTML5, internet, latency, RIA, SDP, trading platforms, web streaming, websocket, wifi

Cutting out the middleman between enterprise data and internet streaming

Posted by Larry Neumann on Jul 8, 2011

Most internet streaming architectures consist of two very different technologies glued together at the DMZ. Inside the organization you’ll find integration-centric technology (i.e. messaging middleware) that efficiently shuttles data between internal systems. Outside the firewall, presentation-centric technology takes care of getting data in front of users via web or mobile applications. In...
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Filed under Products
Tagged with internet streaming, web messaging, websocket

Reinventing Internet Data Streaming

Posted by Larry Neumann on Apr 12, 2011

We are very pleased to announce a new capability in the Solace product lineup. For many years now, we have dedicated our company to reshaping how messaging enables distributed computing for enterprise applications. Today, we announced that we’re taking our technology beyond the boundaries of the corporate network and into the wild world of the internet. We’re not the first kids on the block...
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Filed under Capital Markets, Cross Industry, News Release, Products, Web Messaging
Tagged with Adobe Flex, Flash, Flex, HTML5, Javascript, RIA, Silverlight, web messaging, websocket