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- Base read socket .
- Handle handshake .
- On message .
- Listen to the server .
- Check connection status .
- Parse upload files .
- Load by namespace
- Ticks the event timer
- Add event listener
- Send a handshake step .
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QUESTION
I'm facing the issue with spring MVC and Hibernate. The problem is, it gives me org.springframework.beans.factory.UnsatisfiedDependencyException.
Here is the error
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-17 at 19:00Accorading to your error log, the root cause is
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: javax.xml.bind.JAXBException
.
Just add the following dependency to pom.xml.
QUESTION
I have burned myself trying to set up a secure WebSocket service using my remote Tomcat10 server but without any success. I keep on getting from Postman "Unexpected server response: 404" after hitting "wss://mydomain.org:4123/ws". I attach the most important settings in case someone could hopefully spot what I am doing wrong.
I would like to mention that I am deploying with Maven the project from 127.0.0.1 via a Tunnel.
server.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 13:23I eventually ended up using the following POM which works:
QUESTION
I have a very simple Websocket API
hosted in AWS.
I am integrated this API with a Lambda
function whose code is :
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-18 at 21:37It seems like your Lambda function does not have permission to post message to API Gateway connections. Try giving your Lambda function permission for action execute-api:ManageConnections
on the API Gateway resource.
QUESTION
My objective is to have a functional version of the latest Graphql-java mixed with jetty version 10.
I have done a lot of tests, using different methods, and now I am stuck with the difference of the WebSocket implementation (on Jetty) between the version 9.4 and 10.0.6.
To test the implementation I am working on the example from the graphQL repository sample.
My tests are on the subproject servlet-hello-world
, where a simple graphQL subscription is done and working on jetty 9.4
I have updated gradle to use the latest version
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 12:40The old version of Jetty was websocket implementation neutral (core, javax.websocket, jetty native websocket, etc). That proved to be too complex when multiple implementations were being used at the same time.
The new Jetty 10+ implementation requires you to use the appropriate WebSocketServletContainerInitializer
for the implementation you are using. (where is one of
Javax
, Jakarta
, or Jetty
)
Since it looks like you are using javax.websocket
, here's the appropriate class to use.
QUESTION
I recently updated the Keycloak client libraries used by by project to version 14.0.0. I have a test is failing with the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-12 at 20:26Indeed you have a clash in RestEasy (transitive) dependencies in your project:
QUESTION
Been trying for days to fix this problem. Just trying to recreate a simple "Hello World" REST api with Jersey 3 and Tomcat 10 in maven. After creating the WAR file of the project I can access the index.jsp (created by default when I created the project) but when I try to access the "/helloworld" endpoint I get error 404. Here's my code:
pom.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 13:32Jersey requires an appropriate container module to deploy the REST application. You added jersey-container-jdk-http
, which works with a JDK Http Server (cf. documentation).
What you need instead is the jersey-container-servlet
module (cf. documentation), which works in every Servlet 3.x environment. Therefore you need to add this dependency:
QUESTION
I have a maven project with large pom file, I want one of my dependencies to be always the latest version which is deployed to our local antifactory server.
the name of this dependency is "WebInfra" and I use maven 3.x so the "LATEST" keyword is not working for me.
I'll put the pom file here and I'll be happy to find a solution for this problem. I need other dependencies to stay in their fixed version and only this dependency should upgraded to the latest version each time I call mvn clean deploy
on it.
I see "Versions Maven Plugin" and set its includes and excludes but not working for me :
I have webinfra-1.jar and then I deployed webinfra-2.0-SNAPSHOT into artifactory server but when I run mvn versions:use-latest-versions nothing happens. I expect my pom change into version 2.0-snapshot. What's going wrong here ?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 10:39You need to have two separate runs of Maven:
- Update the version with the versions maven plugin on command line.
- Run something like
mvn clean verify
to build the project.
You cannot change the version while building the project.
BTW: You configured Java 5. Are you really sure you want this?
QUESTION
I have an http endpoint https://websocketsample.free.beeceptor.com
and an API Gateway in AWS for Websockets with routes for $connect
, $disconnect
and $default
, all of them integrated with HTTP integration to a POST https://websocketsample.free.beeceptor.com
so that I can capture the http request.
When I test it with wscat
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 02:52You have most likely forgotten to deploy your API (Routes -> Actions -> Deploy API). WebSocket APIs still use the old console which does not have auto deploy.
It works when I try it
QUESTION
I have a project build with Gradle, it's actually a Vaadin project, with a servlet where I use Jetty.
At the startup (i.e gradle run) I have a lot of different warning message from AnnotationParser
about duplication of classes. I copy only one because the log is quite verbose:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 17:13Having the same class name in multiple locations on your classpath is a bad idea.
This is the most common form of unstable operation on Java there is!
The classloaders in Java have no guarantee of load order behavior if the same class is present in multiple locations within the classloader.
In one run you might accidentally load the classes in the order you intend, and have it run properly, then at a future date you run the same program and the load order is different, now you are running with a different class version and you have unexpected behavior.
The only way to fix this is to clean up your classloader and ensure that you only have 1 version of the class you intend to use.
This is what Jetty is telling you.
As for this specific one, javax.websocket-api
and javax.websocket-client-api
, you want to exclude javax.websocket-client-api
at the gradle level, as all of the websocket client classes are also present in the javax.websocket-api
.
The javax.websocket-client-api
jar is only intended for projects that only use the javax.websocket
Client, without a javax.websocket
Server.
Following the suggestion of joakim-erdfelt
I have modified my gradle.build
and this prevent the problem:
QUESTION
Anyone know how to set a websocket's content handling strategy to binary in the serverless framework?
I have a websocket defined as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 17:54I "solved" this by base64 encoding my binary data and using the $default
handler, which allows arbitrary datatypes
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