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I read that because of every SSL handshaking/exchange certificate a http connection with ~200ms will go to finally ~500ms. Using 'synaes' encryption for desktop will be ok, but our future javascript/mobile counter part app will be a little laggy. So, I thought about websockets:
I never used websockets, but I intend to. I see in forum there is a branch of user "mpv" who made possible thousands of websocket connections with few server resources based on "http.sys". Why it's not included in main release/branch? I think this achivement is colosal. I really need this for "SSL lag reason", but also really need for continous connection with mobile apps to send them "pushes".
I also need this websocket connections to be encrypted.
So, in "mpv-branch", websockets connections are encrypted? How? with SSL if certificate is available/enabled for "http.sys"? or must be developed as another standars "wss://" ? Please, someone to bring some light to me because I'm in darkness. Thank you.
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Yes, WinWebSocket brunch use a http.sys level encryption, so you can add a certificate in the same way as for https. We test it in production with 5000 ws connections. But this brunch add only a low level THttpApiWebSocketServer = class(THttpApiServer), so not work with mORMot and require a additional modifications
Last edited by mpv (2016-08-25 16:10:52)
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1. Any plans to make these http.sys-websockets compatible with TSQLRestServer - for method based server? I want to call ex: "GET /root/Sum?a=3.12&b=4.2" thru a websocket.
2. I see the example from Project31WinHTTPEchoServer.dpr. How can I send from server side a notification message to a specific connection ID? For ex: "CUSTOMERS_updated"
Thank you.
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