The WebSocket library, development utilities and simple example applications (scripts) demonstrating the basics of WASD WebSocket programming and use of the library.
Does your browser support WebSockets?
See http://www.tavendo.de/autobahn/testsuite/report/clients/index.html for browser compliance test results.
More information may be found in Scripting — 5 - WebSocket.
| Demonstration | Source Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
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wsLIB.c
wsLIB.h |
The WebSocket library. This abstracts most of the WebSocket protocol into callable functions suitable for the WASD WebSocket scripting environment. | |
| wsLIBcl.c | The WebSocket client library. Provides functionality to TCP connect to a server host and port and undertake a WebSocket upgrade handshake. It is less intended to be a real-world client library than a vehicle for bench-testing the WASD WebSocket and WSLIB.C functionality. | |
| autobahn.c | Autobahn (http://www.tavendo.de/autobahn/testsuite.html) is a sophisticated, comprehensive and indepdendent test suite powered by Python that validates WebSocket behaviour, particularly in corner cases. This AUTOBAHN utility/script has been used during WASD WebSocket environment development and testing. WASD v10.1.0 WebSocket and wsLIB v1.0.0 passes all Autobahn 0.4.3 tests (see autobahn.pdf) | |
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wsb.c
ws_bench.c |
WASD WebSocket environment development test-bench exerciser and gremlin inducing client/script. It can also be used as an effective measure of the raw WebSocket message throughput a particular hardware+VMS+TCP/IP+WASD platform can support | |
| [ws_chat.html] | ws_chat.c | What can be said about this classic, collaborative application? |
| [ws_echo.html] | ws_echo.c | What was that I just said? Uses VMS data descriptors. |
| [ws_mouse.html] | ws_mouse.c | Distributing your mouse coordinates. |
| [ws_ptd.html] | ws_ptd.c | Log in to the local system using the Pseudo-Terminal Driver. Requires configuration. |