HTTP's not my interest. Almost identically to Dhruv's messages in the archived exchange from last year, I want a WebSocket filter which will process the connect handshake, then be invisible, so that existing MINA-based servers can handle WebSocket clients without other modification. So my questions are, what's the status of the code which Dhruv contributed 12 months ago? Is that going to become part of a future release? Are we free to use it? Does the MINA roadmap include that code, or has that code been abandoned? Is there some other plan for WS support on the horizon?
--Mark On Sep 4, 2013, at 3:33 PM, Jon V. <sybersn...@gmail.com> wrote: > The http implementation hasn't received any love lately as far as I know. > It is not for needing a bit of work. Why not take the code and integrate it > yourself? WebSockets are not terribly complicated. > On Sep 4, 2013 11:36 AM, "Mark Phillips" <gwailoh2...@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> The Users and Dev list archives contain year-old exchanges with Dhruv >> Chopra of ShepHertz in which the ShepHertz company offers to donate >> WebSocket protocol filters to MINA. I see that code in the developers' >> JIRA. But that exchange seems to have ended after just a few messages, and >> it doesn't look like the donated code has subsequently been integrated into >> a release. What are MINA's plans to support WebSockets? I think it's >> clear that ability to add WebSockets IO to existing MINA-based server apps >> is attractive for many users. >> >> Thanks! >> >> --Mark
