Closed the-james-burton closed 8 years ago
Sorry to bother, looks like I might actually have CORS issues ;(
I can confirm that yes, this does work with the rabbitMQ web stomp plugin. Here is the setup I used...
ngstompProvider
.url(url)
.credential('guest', 'guest')
.debug(true)
.vhost('/')
.class(SockJS);
This library looks very promising. Does it support setting the port?
I am trying to get it to connect to a websocket hosted at http://localhost:15674/stomp (provided by RabbitMQ via their web-stomp plugin).
I tried various combinations of url and vhost in the ngstompProvider, but I didn't manage to get it to connect.
Can it be done or is this a new feature request?