My intent: I have an existing Eclipse RCP application. I would like to interact with it from a browser.
My plan: It seems a reasonable solution to use WebSockets. The site in the browser uses JS to create a WebSocket client. The RCP application hosts an embedded Jetty WebSocket Server. Both can then send and listen on their WebSockets. My status: For now, I'm able to host an embedded Jetty Servlet container. Works fine. My environment: Eclipse Modeling Tools, 2020-03 Including Jetty 9.4.27 Amazon Corretto JDK 8 and 11 (tried both) My problem: I don't have the packages for WebSocket Server available. The plugins are not created using Maven. I don't see a way to install the required bundles in my Eclipse (and later move them to the RCP's target platform). I could download them (with their dependencies) from a central repository, but that feels inappropriate. My question: * I guess my proposed approach using websockets is ok? Are there better alternatives? * Can anyone point me to an example of an Eclipse RCP with Jetty Embedded Websocket Server? I do have code examples, that is not the problem. The unavailability of the WebSocket server jars is the issue. Thanks, Johan
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