Diffusion 6.4.4

Install Diffusion

Make sure you have a supported version of Java and then run the Diffusion installer.

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Requires JDK 8 (1.8.0_131-b11 or higher)
or a Java 11 JDK (11.0.3 GA or higher, Hotspot JVM)

See Quick Start Guide for full instructions.

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Install Diffusion using RPM

You can use the RPM file to install the Diffusion server on Linux systems that have Red Hat Package Manager installed.

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New features in Diffusion 6.4

– Topic view expansion

Dynamic one-to-many mapping for tailored data delivery.

 

– Topic priority

Deliver the most important data first in challenging conditions.

 

– Partial JSON updates

Use the JSON Patch standard to update complex data models efficiently in real time.

 

Plus replication and fan-out improvements, Open JDK and Java 11 support and much more.

Read What's New in the manual for more details

Quick Start Guide

Step by step
instructions to install Diffusion and get started with any SDK

Release Notes

Discover the latest features and full details of
Diffusion 6.4

Online Manual

Everything you need to know about using Diffusion

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Publisher API

Documentation for the legacy Diffusion Publisher API. Publishers are a legacy way to provide topics and are no longer recommended for new applications.

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Include a specific version of JavaScript in a web page:

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Use with Node.js:

Install with npm

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                npm install diffusion

Include in your Node.js application

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                var diffusion = require('diffusion');

Use TypeScript definitions with the client library:

If you got the client library using npm, the TypeScript definition file is included.
You can also download the TypeScript file from the following URL:

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Enable message compression:

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                    <url>https://download.pushtechnology.com/maven/</url>
                  </repository>
                </repositories>

Declare the following dependency in your pom.xml file

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                <dependency>
                  <groupId>com.pushtechnology.diffusion</groupId>
                  <artifactId>diffusion-client</artifactId>
                  <version>6.4.4</version>
                </dependency>

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