[zeromq-dev] Newbie question re websockets

Justin Karneges justin at affinix.com
Tue Jun 21 19:29:19 CEST 2016


There are a couple of ways to look at this:
 
1) For doing ZeroMQ communication over a WebSocket, there is "ZWS". It
   seems to be a work in progress. Some code here:
   https://github.com/zeromq/zwssock
 
2) For gatewaying from a ZeroMQ application to arbitrary WebSocket peers
   there's Mongrel2 ( http://mongrel2.org ) and Zurl (
   https://github.com/fanout/zurl ).
 
On Tue, Jun 21, 2016, at 07:53 AM, Mike Lowry wrote:
> I am building an application to provide a range of transaction-
> oriented services to native clients on various platforms.
>
> I am long-time familiar with the Microsoft stack, but after analyzing
> the cost of scaling up I decided to move to an Ubuntu server platform.
> I intend to use websockets (WSS) for communications due to the
> continued bidirectional connection, efficiency and security.  I
> discovered ØMQ and have begun reading the guide and other
> documentation, but am not yet sufficiently familiar with the protocols
> to differentiate or determine if conflict exists in this decision.  I
> have been unable to find anything “official” in the Guide or
> Reference. A general search has provided a multiplicity of commentary,
> mostly out-of-date, so I thought I would ask directly – where can I
> find current, valid documentation on the use/non-use of websockets
> with ØMQ?  Any guidance you can provide will be much appreciated.
>
> *Mike Lowry*
> Email Mike at TechCitySouth.com
> Phone 678-462-2338
>
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