Because
1. This article says tomcat websockets were implemented as servlets so
that users have access to request and session parameters. So I am trying
to find out what the mechanism is. If it is not possible, maybe the
author of that article is confused.
http://www.tomcatexpert.com/blog/2012/05/01/how-apache-tomcat-implemented-websocket
2. Most webapps do need sessions for any useful functionality. I am
trying to find if something is built in so I do not try to do my own
session management and reinvent the wheel.
regards
On 6/5/2012 3:26 PM, Mark Thomas wrote:
On 05/06/2012 20:18, Ravi wrote:
Thanks a lot Chris. It took a lot of work for me to get websockets to
work. I wonder if you can help me little further. Here is my issue:
1. I need to get access to request and session. However when I get a
message in MyMessageInboundImpl class, I do not have access to either of
them.
Why? Those are HTTP concepts and you are using WebSocket.
Mark
2. I tried to override doGet and save request/session, however after
saving request/session when I call super.doGet, I get "unauthorized
request".
How can I get access to request and/or session when a message arrives?
thanks
On 6/2/2012 3:32 AM, Christian Finckler wrote:
Hello,
I had the same problem some time ago.
I could get jwesocket to work either.
But I then used autobahn:
http://autobahn.ws/developers/autobahnandroid/installation
That worked great for me.
I couldn't find out if the different client libraries do something wrong
or tomcat but I was a bit disapointet, too.
Perhaps that gets better when the draft is finished.
Btw. for normal java I use asynch http with netty.
Bye,
Chris
Am 02.06.2012 04:38, schrieb Ravi:
I am trying to build an android app that connects to tomcat web sockets.
I need a few java classes that can interact with tomcat websockets. I
have tried 3 different implementations
(strumsoft, jwebsockets and something else also) but neither one can
talk to tomcat correctly.
The issue seems to be protocol incompatibility between tomcat as
server and any existing java websockets client.
I even compiled jwebsockets swing based test client and that also
cannot talk to tomcat. Surprisingly all javascript based clients can
talk to tomcat, only java based cannot.
So having done all that research, I wonder if somebody can help me
identify java classes that will work with tomcat. Does tomcat have a
client jar I can use?
Help!
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