HTTP/2 Server Push

[Evan Ruff]

Hello,

I've been away from GWT for a bit and am looking into creating an embeeded jCEF project using a Jetty Backend and a Chromium Browser. I was wondering if there were any libraries out there to help integrate the GWT client side with the HTTP/2 Server Push features of Jetty 9 (and later Servlet 4)?

I'd like to use something like RESTEasy with GWTRestly to do the actual data mapping, but was hoping for some information about how other people had approached the problem.

Thanks for any insight!

E 

[David]

I am using gwt-jackson in combination with Websockets. I just created a JsInterop mapping to the browser native api. Very little code needed.

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[Evan Ruff]

Thanks David, that's the approach I'll take. 

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On Dec 24, 2016 4:09 AM, "David" <david...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am using gwt-jackson in combination with Websockets. I just created a JsInterop mapping to the browser native api. Very little code needed.

On Fri, 23 Dec 2016 at 20:32, Evan Ruff <evan...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

I've been away from GWT for a bit and am looking into creating an embeeded jCEF project using a Jetty Backend and a Chromium Browser. I was wondering if there were any libraries out there to help integrate the GWT client side with the HTTP/2 Server Push features of Jetty 9 (and later Servlet 4)?

I'd like to use something like RESTEasy with GWTRestly to do the actual data mapping, but was hoping for some information about how other people had approached the problem.

Thanks for any insight!

E 

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[Srini v]

Hi,

Do you have an example demonstrating that please?

 Many thanks

[David]

I just noticed that my code is actually still just using the Elemental library:

Here is my initiatlisation code to setup a websocket.

// websocket protocol is either ws or wss, so we just strip http from the document url

final String url = "ws" + GWT.getHostPageBaseURL().substring(4) + "api/monitor";

this.socket = Browser.getWindow().newWebSocket(url);

this.socket.setOnopen(event -> {

// for some reason this can only be set after the socket is opened

this.socket.setOnmessage(event2 -> this.onEvent((MessageEvent) event2));

});

this.socket.setOnerror(this::onWebSocketError);

this.socket.setOnclose(this::onWebSocketClose);

The onEvent method just uses GWT jackson to decode the JSON data payload:

final MyEventType event = this.mapper.read((String) pEvent.getData());

The error and close handlers just try to setup the websocket at regular intervals (when the server restarts).

On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 6:13 AM, Srini v <gvssr...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

Do you have an example demonstrating that please?

 Many thanks

On Sat, 24 Dec 2016 09:09 David, <david...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am using gwt-jackson in combination with Websockets. I just created a JsInterop mapping to the browser native api. Very little code needed.

On Fri, 23 Dec 2016 at 20:32, Evan Ruff <evan...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

I've been away from GWT for a bit and am looking into creating an embeeded jCEF project using a Jetty Backend and a Chromium Browser. I was wondering if there were any libraries out there to help integrate the GWT client side with the HTTP/2 Server Push features of Jetty 9 (and later Servlet 4)?

I'd like to use something like RESTEasy with GWTRestly to do the actual data mapping, but was hoping for some information about how other people had approached the problem.

Thanks for any insight!

E 

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[Ignacio Baca Moreno-Torres]

I have been testing server sents events to see how to integrate it in autorest. Not sure, but might be interesting too 😜. https://github.com/ibaca/autorest-streaming-example

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