Hi all,
I'm taking over the work started at
https://phab.enlightenment.org/D2985, please take a look at my last
comment https://phab.enlightenment.org/D2985#71145 for more details.
The branch is
https://git.enlightenment.org/core/efl.git/log/?h=devs/barbieri/websocket
there you can see two examp
Hi Gustavo,
As I implemented websocket (server+client) in calaos on top of ecore_con, I
know some things about websocket ;)
One thing that I heavily used to validate my implementation was to use the
Autobahn Websocket Testsuite project. It runs hundreds of test on your
client or server implementa
Hi Raoul!
Em terça-feira, 30 de agosto de 2016, Raoul Hecky
escreveu:
> Hi Gustavo,
>
> As I implemented websocket (server+client) in calaos on top of ecore_con, I
> know some things about websocket ;)
Nice! Would you also try to do some tests or rewrite some part of your
existing code to use
>
> Nice! Would you also try to do some tests or rewrite some part of your
> existing code to use my proposed API?
>
Not really. The code is written in C++ in calaos and all is working
smoothly, so rewriting
is not something we want to do right now... And your implementation is only
for
client, not
On Tue, Aug 30, 2016 at 10:00 AM, Raoul Hecky wrote:
>>
>> Nice! Would you also try to do some tests or rewrite some part of your
>> existing code to use my proposed API?
>>
> Not really. The code is written in C++ in calaos and all is working
> smoothly, so rewriting
> is not something we want to
>
> I see... well, the WebSocket's primitives aren't that many, I suppose
> you're code is mostly focused on text of binary messages, so it's one
> method and one event. Some #ifdef would do?
>
> Naa it's not that easy ;)
> I know the feeling of "not willing to touch something that it's
> workin
Hi all,
Since nobody called for changes in the API, it was merged in GIT after
extensive testing using the awesome http://autobahn.ws/testsuite
pointed by Raoul.
Note that to test you need CURL from GIT (7.50.2-DEV) as they
committed a fix to their handling of unknown 101 (Switch Protocols).
Whil
