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André Freyssinet commented on FELIX-6851:
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Thanks for the examples, Paul. I should have searched more carefully :-(.
The proposed code allows us to consider a different implementation :-).
However, we would like to implement a WebSocket server (MQTT) and therefore use
a port (9001) different from the ones used by the existing connectors
(HTTP/HTTPS).
I have a look at the code and thought about how to implement what we need.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find a clean way to implement it.
Thanks for your help.
> Adding a connector to the HTTP service
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> Key: FELIX-6851
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-6851
> Project: Felix
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: HTTP Service
> Reporter: André Freyssinet
> Priority: Major
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> We are using Felix and the Felix-http bundle (5.2.0) with various servlets
> and Jolokia. We also want to set up a WebSocket server; currently, we are
> forced to create a new `Server` instance to add the corresponding connector.
> This approach consumes significant resources, particularly by requiring a
> separate thread pool.
> Would it be possible to expose the `http-jetty` `Server` object as an OSGi
> service so that we can add our connector to the existing server?
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