Added a WATCH capability for a truly responsive web app#59
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Added a WATCH capability for a truly responsive web app#59ted-ross wants to merge 8 commits intoskupperproject:mainfrom
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- Just use the terminus in a link to identify the API (assume GET) - Watch lifecycle will be tied to the link lifecycle - Changes to the message structure to handle errors - Added stubs for the delta operations in the ongoing WATCH
…ckbone list presently.
…bSocket connection for the whole app rather than per-panel.
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Watches may be used in lieu of HTTP GET operations when populating a GUI panel. This uses AMQP over WebSockets to subscribe to ongoing changes in the data of interest. It makes for an instantaneously responsive presentation without incurring the overhead (and log pollution) of polling.