scala - Play Framework 2.3 and javascript websocket client library -


i have installed new play framework 2.3 scala 2.11, , build application websocket.

the server scala in quite simple code:

object testwebsocket extends controller {    def mysocketservice = websocket.acceptwithactor[string, string] { request => out =>     testsocketactor.props(out)   } }

the route.conf is: /wsk/testwebsocket controllers.testwebsocket.mysocketservice

now need javascript code connect page scala code, javascript library can use? have seen socket.io, seems work node.js server.

i know can use websocket directly, using library socket.io compatibility old browser.

can me? thank much

try out javascript. standard way on chrome, safari, mozilla etc.

<script type="text/javascript">     function websockettest(){         if ("websocket" in window){          var ws = new websocket("@routes.controllers.testwebsocket.mysocketservice().websocketurl()");         ws.onopen = function(){             // web socket connected, send data using send()             console.log("connected");             ws.send("message send");         };          ws.onmessage = function (evt){             var received_msg = evt.data;             console.log(evt.data);         };          ws.onclose = function(){             // websocket closed.             alert("connection closed...");         };         }else{             // browser doesn't support websocket             alert("websocket not supported browser!");         }     } websockettest(); </script>

let me know how goes.


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