Circumflex and websockets?

[Meredith Gregory]

Dear Circumferentially Flex'd,

Does Cx work with websockets? Do you have a filter that will deliver the websocket "events"?

Best wishes,

--greg

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[Boris Okunskiy]

Greetings, Greg,

Nope, I've used Jetty WebSocket once, since Scala is extra friendly to good ol' Java libs. I have followed the tutorial from Webtide blog: http://webtide.intalio.com/2009/11/jetty-websocket-server-2/, but it seems that a couple more have appeared recently:

http://angelozerr.wordpress.com/category/websockets/

http://angelozerr.wordpress.com/2011/07/26/websockets_jetty_step3/

Best regards,

Boris Okunskiy
Chief Software Architect
EduArea LLC / SAVANT.PRO

[Meredith Gregory]

Dear Boris,

Thanks for your response! After i posted i found the little project you posted to Chas and myself with the chat server using websockets. One thing, it mentions an operator "pass" in the line

any("/ws") = pass_!

in the file main.scala

When i attempt to compile with a more recent version of Cx i get a complaint about that operator being missing. Any clues?

Best wishes,

--greg

[Boris Okunskiy]

Greetings, Greg,

Yes, we have changed some method names to avoid the Ruby-style method naming (i.e. `work_!` and `really_?`), so that line of code you've mentioned should look like this:

any("/ws") = pass()

Best regards,

Boris Okunskiy
Chief Software Architect
EduArea LLC / SAVANT.PRO