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HTML 5 Websockets implementation for R
http://illposed.net/websockets.html
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Anyway of shutting down the server context? #4

Closed timyates closed 12 years ago

timyates commented 12 years ago

An opposing function to createContext that shuts down the server socket and cleans up (kills) all client connections would be handy to have...

bwlewis commented 12 years ago

Dear Tim,

Use websocket_close on the server object. Another approach is to simply delete the server object, but that might require a subsequent gc() to fully terminate open client connections.

Best,

Bryan

On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 10:24 AM, Tim Yates reply@reply.github.com wrote:

An opposing function to createContext that shuts down the server socket and cleans up (kills) all client connections would be handy to have...

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/bwlewis/R-Websockets/issues/4

timyates commented 12 years ago

Hi Bryan,

Fantastic...that works :-) I didn't realise it could be called on the server object :-)

I've got a quick demo working now with Rook handling all my static JS files and R-websockets handling the interaction (and main html page, so that I don't get XOrigin errors)

And this fixes my demo() CTRL-C demo() issue I was having with ports already open (I didn't know how to shut it down in the interrupt handler) :-)

Thanks again!

I'll close this issue now, as it wasn't one ;-)

Tim