Separe port/services for Websocket and Webserver

[enrutador]

Hi Christophe Congratulations for your work ¡¡¡. I have a question about the constructor:

Is it possible to change the ports of the websocket process and the webserver process? For example, the webserver works on port 80 and websocket on 81. I notice that while I have port 80 opened by ws: // the protocol http: // the web server stops working A lot of thanks

[jczic]

Hello and thank you ! You can change the port of the web server by passing port=xxx to the constructor. WebSockets are handled by the web server, so this is the same port number. If you want to have a web server (for get/post/ajax...) on a port and websockets on a different port, you must to instanciate 2 web server with different args and different management. Another idea ? :)

[jczic]

Hello,

I released a fully new version (v2.0) of my web server here : github.com/jczic/MicroWebSrv2. Open source MIT, fully asynchronous, more robust, more fast and more efficient! It is delivered with a good documentation.

Thank you for your support and feedback. ☺️

Jean-Christophe Bos

Le lun. 23 juil. 2018 à 16:59, enrutador notifications@github.com a écrit :

Hi Christophe Congratulations for your work ¡¡¡. I have a question about the constructor:

Is it possible to change the ports of the websocket process and the webserver process? For example, the webserver works on port 80 and websocket on 81. I notice that while I have port 80 opened by ws: // the protocol http: // the web server stops working A lot of thanks

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