Thanks for response. I have tried to figure this out, but without
results.
I might need a little advice here. On connect it goes like this
DEBUG [New I/O worker #1] (SocketIOTransportAdapter.java:139) -
2012-10-30 10:40:52,167 - GET request uri /
socket.io/1/?
t=1351586452111
DEBUG [New I/O worker #2] (SocketIOTransportAdapter.java:139) -
2012-10-30 10:40:52,227 - GET request uri /
socket.io/1/websocket/
e6446b5c-1dd0-495e-ad8d-e0b5cc5980db
DEBUG [New I/O worker #2] (WebSocketTransport.java:59) - 2012-10-30
10:40:52,233 - websocket handls the request ...
DEBUG [New I/O worker #2] (WebSocketTransport.java:62) - 2012-10-30
10:40:52,233 - session id e6446b5c-1dd0-495e-ad8d-e0b5cc5980db
DEBUG [New I/O worker #2] (WebSocketTransport.java:102) - 2012-10-30
10:40:52,250 - the client is null now ...
DEBUG [New I/O worker #2] (WebSocketIO.java:61) - 2012-10-30
10:40:52,251 - websocket writing 1:: for client e6446b5c-1dd0-495e-
ad8d-e0b5cc5980db
After this nothing happens. In WebSocketTransport at method
doPrepareClient(...) there's a commented line:
// this.handler.OnConnect(client);
I might need a little advice what's that for and what's the thing that
should happen in doPrepareClient(...), and what's the thing
that should happen next? This could hel me understand the logic little
more and solve this. Thank you.
- josg
On 30 loka, 03:11, yongboy <
yong...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> Sorry write back too later :))
> Maybe you need to debug the javascript with firefox + firebug tools.
> If you find some bug, please tell me, or fix it.
>
> 2012/10/26 josg <
joska.kalla...@gmail.com>