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How to communicate both ways between embedded browser and webside

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How to communicate both ways between embedded browser and webside

Asked 2019-Oct-10 at 06:37

I have a C++ project for windows, using MiniBlink as embedded browser. (MiniBlink is a smaller Blink, which is close to chromium). I use this embedded browser to show responsive and nice looking dialogs with Quasar.js (wrapper for vue.js).

Problem: Mostly a browser is just the passive backend. In my case, both the backend (project with embedded browser) and the frontend (dialog) are active and thus I need some communication. At the moment I use a local server to catch HTTP send from the frontend to the backend.

But is there a way to communicate from the backend to the frontend? At the moment I could only think about catching cookies or using a permanent loop in JS to send http queries to check for a possible response.

And is there no other way to send information to a backend? Everything is local, I dont need nor really want to send it into the network.

Thanks!

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Answered 2019-Oct-10 at 06:37

As CertainPerformance added as a comment, WebSockets might be the best way to go. If one does not like to implement a websocket server, because a http server is already running, long polling requests might be the best workaround to simulate this behaviour.

Long polling: The client sends a request, which stays open as long as possible. If the server needs to communicate, it can use the open request to send its own "request" via response. It is a bit hacky, but essentially the idea behind websockets.

Mozilla has a nice article to help with websockets: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSockets_API/Writing_WebSocket_servers

If you (like me) use vuejs or quasar, you might want have a look at vue-native-websocket. https://github.com/nathantsoi/vue-native-websocket

Good luck

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58058207

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