@user49225 - I understood it that way - gprs connects over mobile network to Web where as CC3000 connects over wifi (lan) to Web. So much for 'basic connectivity'. The protocol question is still to be discussed. Since it is connectivity to Web and Web is (mostly) http/https and http/s is a pull and not a push protocol, something additional has to be done to have actually a 'send' in place. for that 'send'-matter I mentioned the NIO / CometD / Bayeux items. I welcome the post from @Gordon which shows that Espruino - HW and SW - is built to support multi-connections, but some other devices have to 'get there' as well... We used iOS and OS X - Safari browsers - as well a Android - Chrome browser - to run the html page with the javascript implementation/binding of Bayeux - and therefore, we know, that the browsers managed the multi connection aspect.
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@user49225 - I understood it that way - gprs connects over mobile network to Web where as CC3000 connects over wifi (lan) to Web. So much for 'basic connectivity'. The protocol question is still to be discussed. Since it is connectivity to Web and Web is (mostly) http/https and http/s is a pull and not a push protocol, something additional has to be done to have actually a 'send' in place. for that 'send'-matter I mentioned the NIO / CometD / Bayeux items. I welcome the post from @Gordon which shows that Espruino - HW and SW - is built to support multi-connections, but some other devices have to 'get there' as well... We used iOS and OS X - Safari browsers - as well a Android - Chrome browser - to run the html page with the javascript implementation/binding of Bayeux - and therefore, we know, that the browsers managed the multi connection aspect.