I am migrating an application from thorntail to Quarkus , so I faced an issue of intercepting the websocket client request but same works fine in thorntail.
I am trying to intercept the websocket client request with #WebFilter but seems like it is not picking up the websocket client request , but it works fine with rest client .
Any Suggestion around this would be helpful.
Has anyone found a STOMP client implementation that works with Quarkus Native via web sockets?
I am using Quarkus 2.7.5.Final including io.quarkus:quarkus-websockets-client
I'm building an application using spring boot. I'm planning to add a chat feature to it via websocket. Considering that I'm hosting it on AWS, how can I integrate the websocket properly via api gateway websocket? Do I do my spring controller mapping for websocket via api gateway websocket endpoint?
AWS API Gateway provides you with an option of HTTP integration, so you can keep your application in an ECS container and expose an endpoint that can be ingested by the API gateway side.
I have done Spring Webscoket + RabbitMQ STOMP.
I need to do the same with RabbitMQ Web STOMP
Any links or examples for RabbitMQ WEB STOMP?
I want to develop a web application using websocket.
I have found two solutions for this task:
Using Spring websocket (included in Spring 4) - I am already familiarized with Spring
Using Atmosphere framework - I've read the docs, it seems to be a mature framework.
I want from the websocket framework to provide a fallback-support in case when the
browser isn't HTML5 compliant, also, I need a client-library for android.
I see that Atmosphere provides support for Socket.IO library, which I want to use on
browser client side. I see that Spring websocket provides only SockJS support over STOMP.
Can I use the same library, Socket.IO, in Spring websocket?
Do you recommend me to use Atmosphere + Spring (for building the RESTFul API) in the same
project?
Thank you
I would suggest going for the WebSocket support in Spring. If you are already using Spring, this will give you a similar programming model plus all these features:
Fallback options with SockJS
Subprotocol support with STOMP
Integration with full blown STOMP broker (like RabbitMQ)
HttpSession and WebSocket Session sync (using Spring Session)
WebSocket security (in the upcoming Spring Security 4)
SockJS Java client (for application to application communication and performance testing, haven't tried it on Android yet but might work)
Runtime Monitoring
Active community with fast response times to requests
The WebSocket support has been around since Spring 4, tested and refined for over a year now. A production ready solution which I'm using in my projects.