rpc-js JavaScript script

Publisher review:
rpc-js provides a "two-ways" communication between multiple clients without page reloading. This script provides a "two-ways" communication between multiple clients without page reloading. An iFrame is used to receive messages; HTTP requests are used for sending. If you use Mozilla, a PHP script acts as a proxy for "streaming" the RPC data, required in order to work around Mozilla cross-domain security stuff. A direct connection is established by the client when sending messages to the server. If you're using IE, a direct connection is also used for the RPC data stream; Cross-frame script communication is allowed in IE as long as the frame is in the same domain - It doesn't seem to mind a different port, unlike Mozilla. The PHP script connects to the broadcast server, a simple multithreaded app; the broadcast server listens on 2 ports, sending one-way data on each channel. The server is quite simple at this point, but features could easily be added.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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