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Github: WebSocket applications…
I recently pushed a couple of WebSocket samples to Github. Both are based around the notion of a chat service – a canonical WebSocket example! These were originally meant to serve as additional material to the Java WebSocket API Handbook in order … Continue reading
Java Websocket containers: the possibilities
The Java Websocket API (JSR 356) specification supports different containers Good old Java EE 7 app servers – since Websocket API is integrated directly into the Java EE 7 Platform Servlet 3.1 containers Standalone containers – for runtimes which are … Continue reading
Java WebSocket API: difference b/w Endpoint and RemoteEndpoint
If you encounter the Endpoint and RemoteEndpoint artefacts from the Java WebSocket API for the first time, you might think they represent the same concept or you might even guess that they are hierarchical in nature. It is not the … Continue reading
WebSocket Client API in Java EE 7
In this post, let’s explore the less talked about Web Socket Client API and how to leverage it within a Java EE 7 container itself Web Socket Server API rules The server side API of JSR 356 (Web Socket API … Continue reading