I apologize for my ignorant question, but I am having a lot of trouble
with this.
I am working on building a WebSocket server. It is currently
implemented as a fairly standard inheritance from WebSocketHandler. It
works well, and handles the connection perfectly. However, when I
attempt to connect using wss (secure websockets), it doesn't function
properly. The server shows no reaction, with none of the "open" or
"on_close" or "on_error" methods being called on the handler. The
client never registers as having an open connection (never runs the
"on_open" method in javascript), but does run the "on_close" method if
the server if halted during this process.
What am I missing? I have tried, without success, to find some
documentation of Secure Websockets with Tornado. It seems to me that
the server is receiving the connection, but does nothing without
(including not rejecting or closing it).
On Tuesday, October 11, 2011 11:34:17 AM UTC-7, Chris wrote:
> Hello Everybody,
> I apologize for my ignorant question, but I am having a lot of trouble > with this.
> I am working on building a WebSocket server. It is currently > implemented as a fairly standard inheritance from WebSocketHandler. It > works well, and handles the connection perfectly. However, when I > attempt to connect using wss (secure websockets), it doesn't function > properly. The server shows no reaction, with none of the "open" or > "on_close" or "on_error" methods being called on the handler. The > client never registers as having an open connection (never runs the > "on_open" method in javascript), but does run the "on_close" method if > the server if halted during this process.
> What am I missing? I have tried, without success, to find some > documentation of Secure Websockets with Tornado. It seems to me that > the server is receiving the connection, but does nothing without > (including not rejecting or closing it).
> Chris, did you ever find the answer to this question? I'm running into a > similar issue, and it feels like I'm just missing something stupid.
> -kevin
> On Tuesday, October 11, 2011 11:34:17 AM UTC-7, Chris wrote:
>> Hello Everybody,
>> I apologize for my ignorant question, but I am having a lot of trouble >> with this.
>> I am working on building a WebSocket server. It is currently >> implemented as a fairly standard inheritance from WebSocketHandler. It >> works well, and handles the connection perfectly. However, when I >> attempt to connect using wss (secure websockets), it doesn't function >> properly. The server shows no reaction, with none of the "open" or >> "on_close" or "on_error" methods being called on the handler. The >> client never registers as having an open connection (never runs the >> "on_open" method in javascript), but does run the "on_close" method if >> the server if halted during this process.
>> What am I missing? I have tried, without success, to find some >> documentation of Secure Websockets with Tornado. It seems to me that >> the server is receiving the connection, but does nothing without >> (including not rejecting or closing it).
> Kevin Constantine於 2012年11月17日星期六UTC+8上午8時47分38秒寫道：
>> Chris, did you ever find the answer to this question? I'm running into a
>> similar issue, and it feels like I'm just missing something stupid.
>> -kevin
>> On Tuesday, October 11, 2011 11:34:17 AM UTC-7, Chris wrote:
>>> Hello Everybody,
>>> I apologize for my ignorant question, but I am having a lot of trouble
>>> with this.
>>> I am working on building a WebSocket server. It is currently
>>> implemented as a fairly standard inheritance from WebSocketHandler. It
>>> works well, and handles the connection perfectly. However, when I
>>> attempt to connect using wss (secure websockets), it doesn't function
>>> properly. The server shows no reaction, with none of the "open" or
>>> "on_close" or "on_error" methods being called on the handler. The
>>> client never registers as having an open connection (never runs the
>>> "on_open" method in javascript), but does run the "on_close" method if
>>> the server if halted during this process.
>>> What am I missing? I have tried, without success, to find some
>>> documentation of Secure Websockets with Tornado. It seems to me that
>>> the server is receiving the connection, but does nothing without
>>> (including not rejecting or closing it).
