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    PokeIn brings you the power of WebSocket & CometAjax in a single solution. Starting from the version 2.0, PokeIn supports Hybi00, Hybi10 and RFC 6455 WebSocket protocols and It doesn't require any special operating system edition or IIS, Apache version in order to run. This is really important because we don't force you to use some special version of a server software or any other 3rd party solution to make it work. We bring this feature under our current licensing system without any extra fee!

    Comet Ajax & Sockets In Together!

    You just set the above parameters and let PokeIn manages the connections for you. If a browser has WebSocket support, PokeIn uses it. Otherwise it manages the traffic over comet ajax. OR lets say there is a problem on browser's WebSocket support (buggy implementation) PokeIn handles it for you and it switches back to comet ajax automatically on that browser.

    More Security

    PokeIn supports all the 'standardized' security features by default. Moreover, it combines your ASP.NET session keys with the active socket connections and cross checks the identity of clients. Also, it prevents other applications to connect your web application's socket port.

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