spring-websocket

问题 How to set loggingPeriod in WebSocketMessageBrokerStats to decrease value (default is 30') WebSocketMessageBrokerStats is loaded by @Bean in WebSocketMessageBrokerConfigurationSupport version : Spring 4.2.0.RELEASE My current Config : @Configuration @EnableWebSocketMessageBroker @EnableScheduling public class AppWebSocketConfig extends AbstractWebSocketMessageBrokerConfigurer { @Override public void configureMessageBroker(final MessageBrokerRegistry config) { config.enableSimpleBroker("/topic

问题 I am using the latest Spring Boot + Spring Boot Starter Security for a simple proxy application. The goal is to launch the application with a single route/method: @RequestMapping(value = "/api/register", method = RequestMethod.POST, produces = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE) @Timed public ResponseEntity<?> register(Registration registration) { With a security configuration of: @Override protected void configure(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception { this.http = http .authorizeRequests()

问题 I am using the latest Spring Boot + Spring Boot Starter Security for a simple proxy application. The goal is to launch the application with a single route/method: @RequestMapping(value = "/api/register", method = RequestMethod.POST, produces = MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON_VALUE) @Timed public ResponseEntity<?> register(Registration registration) { With a security configuration of: @Override protected void configure(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception { this.http = http .authorizeRequests()

问题 The case is the following: After as clients A and B established connections with a server via RSocket protocol, each of the clients could be notified with their own event(s) ( event A or event B ) to trigger some action on a client ( event X -> action on client X ). Thanks 回答1: You could achieve it with setup payload. Server: @Controller public class ServerController { private static final Map<String, RSocketRequester> REQUESTER_MAP = new HashMap<>(); @ConnectMapping("client-id") void

问题 For my dashboarding application I want to monitor my Spring Boot based application with internal Spring metrics. Therefor I am using the spring-boot-actuator dependency which is exposing a lot of internal metrics. There are a lot of HTTP based metrics and Tomcat metrics like current sessions, amount of HTTP calls of status X and so on. I coulnd't find any information regarding my Websocket connections. Is there any build-in out of the box metrics exposing tool for the current Websockets with

问题 I have the following @serverendpoint path for a websocket that I am using with the spring framework: @ServerEndpoint(value="/serverendpoint", configurator = SpringConfigurator.class) My first question is say I have a website with the url www.example.com . Where does the serverendpoint with path serverendpoint get mapped? Can I access my serverendpoint at wss://example.com:$PORT/currentpage.html/serverendpoint ? Or is this the wrong way. I have a Wildfly 10 server running. Based on another SO

问题 Iv'e been using the following link in order to play with the new spring 4 websockets: http://spring.io/guides/gs/messaging-stomp-websocket/ I was wondering if i must use a stomp broker in order to use the spring framework ? is there any broker less way to use it? thanks 回答1: This guide is using the simple broker implementation provided in Spring Framework. It's just a piece of Java code that plays that part - there's no actual broker in that setup. So yes, there is a broker-less way to use

问题 Iv'e been using the following link in order to play with the new spring 4 websockets: http://spring.io/guides/gs/messaging-stomp-websocket/ I was wondering if i must use a stomp broker in order to use the spring framework ? is there any broker less way to use it? thanks 回答1: This guide is using the simple broker implementation provided in Spring Framework. It's just a piece of Java code that plays that part - there's no actual broker in that setup. So yes, there is a broker-less way to use

问题 What do I want to have: Client sends GET / HTTP/1.1 (without Connection: upgrade ) - this request should be handled by RequestMappingHandlerMapping Client sends Connection: upgrade along with GET request - this request should be handled by ServletWebSocketHandlerRegistry My Java configuration: @Configuration @EnableWebSocket public class WebsocketConfiguration extends WebMvcConfigurationSupport implements WebSocketConfigurer { @Bean WebsocketComponent wsHandler() { return new

问题 So I must say that all of the websocket tutorials/examples appear to be so easy, but it seems you really have to dig to find really important pieces of information that are left out of the simple examples. I'm stil having quite a few issues with my webapp using the Spring 4 Stomp message broker with SockJS on the front end. Currently, if I add an endpoint to the StompEndpointRegistry without enabling SockJS(), then declare my socket on the front end using dojo's dojox/socket, Firefox 28 will