Talking To WebSockets From Java

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The JSR 356: Java API for WebSocket from Java EE 7 comprises the server and client part. In this screencast I'm going to connect a Java WebSocket client with a Java EE 7 server.

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Great screencast !! Precise and simple. I just needed this to get going. Thanks a lot !

ShriyogIngale
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So informative, concise tutorial!! I can feel the passion listening your keystrokes ;)

mikiglyt
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When I make a new java (web) project mine looks completely different from yours. May I ask what the fresh project is called?

joost
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Good day,

Always enjoy articles / video Adam. Thank you.

May I ask which plug for Netbeans shows you that graph? Does it show the JVM stats for the running application?

just
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Hello, need think about Threads? Or onText message running in different thread for all users? Do i need code threads or libruary automatically create new thread for new user?

alext
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Hi nice informative video...I have a doubt.. Would really appreciate your help with it.
I have a server endpoint. Can I send a message from a REST Api too a client side endpoint, via the session stored on the server side endpoint, and wait for a response from the client side and return it to the API???

medharaghavan
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This example works only if you send one message. What do I have to do to process multiple messages?

itSkills
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So how would implement JSR-356 with a sub-protocol like STOMP or WAMP?

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