Websocket and regular http requests on the same port?

[Ryan Chazen]

I can't work out how to run both websocket and normal http requests off the same server.

eg.

http://example.com/cat/5 would return a rest json response
http://example.com/images/cat.jpg would return an image out of the module
http://example.com/chat would be a sockjs or websocket connection

The first two are simple enough with a router, but I have no idea how to integrate the 3rd.
What's the best way to do this..? Seems pretty standard, I think most new services would need urls like this.

[Tim Fox]

On 08/11/13 18:05, Ryan Chazen wrote:

I can't work out how to run both websocket and normal http requests off the same server.

There are some examples in the examples repo https://github.com/vert-x/vertx-examples/blob/master/src/raw/java/websockets/WebsocketsExample.java

eg.

http://example.com/cat/5 would return a rest json response
http://example.com/images/cat.jpg would return an image out of the module
http://example.com/chat would be a sockjs or websocket connection

The first two are simple enough with a router, but I have no idea how to integrate the 3rd.
What's the best way to do this..? Seems pretty standard, I think most new services would need urls like this.

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[Ryan Chazen]

Ah, thanks, very nice - didn't realise you could chain the two different types of handlers like that.

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