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I followed the Android official documentation on connecting MediaBrowserCompat but it's refused to connect, as a matter of fact neither onConnected(), onConnectionSuspended() or onConnectionFailed() is called.

I have also tried this answer but it didn't work.

I have 2 microservices: frontend with next.js and a backend with node.js from where I fetch data via REST-APIs from the frontend.

I now have the problem, that my 2 services don't seem to communicate directly to eachother, the thing is, it works when I fetch the data at the beginnning with the getinitialProps() Method with the fetch-API. My server-side frontend finds the backend via its service-name. However, when I am doing a http-request from the client to the backend (e.g via browser form inputs). It cannot find the backend anymore? Why is that?

here is my docker-compose.yml:

I followed this tutorial on setting up an websocket endpoint with Java EE:

https://technology.amis.nl/2013/06/22/java-ee-7-ejb-publishing-cdi-events-that-are-pushed-over-websocket-to-browser-client/

For obvious reasons there is some more work to be done regarding the security (e.g. no SSL and access restriction/authentication).

So my goal is to improve websocket security by

• using SSL (wss:// instead of ws://) - done
• setup User authentification (web.xml) - done
• enforce SSL communication (web.xml) - done
• secure the websocket connection with a token (limited lifetime)

My Question: How can i verify the token which I created in the LoginBean at the ServerEndpoint?

Bonus Question: Did I miss some important parts in securing websockets in Java EE?

This is what I have so far:

ServerEndpoint

I was following through this guide to building a background audio app with MediaSessionCompat and bumped into a problem.

In my Activity, I connect my UI to media controller as below