I've got a trivial example:
val location = new URI("wss://echo.websocket.org:443")
val socket = new DefaultHookupClient(HookupClientConfig(uri = location)) {
override def receive: Receive = {
case message =>
println(s"Received message: $message.")
}
connect() onSuccess {
case _ =>
println(s"Connected to $location.")
context.system.scheduler.schedule(0 seconds, 1 second) {
socket.send("Echo message.")
}
}
}However, the only output I get is:
Connected to wss://echo.websocket.org:443.
Received message: Reconnecting.
Received message: Disconnected(None).
This occurs even if I provide a list of protocols to connect, and with every secure WebSocket I've tried. However, everything works correctly (and I get my echo replies) when connecting to ws://echo.websocket.org:80 and other insecure servers.
Does the client support SSL? Am I misusing it? Is it an environmental problem? (For reference, I'm using 0.3.0 for Scala 2.11.)
I've got a trivial example:
However, the only output I get is:
This occurs even if I provide a list of protocols to
connect, and with every secure WebSocket I've tried. However, everything works correctly (and I get my echo replies) when connecting tows://echo.websocket.org:80and other insecure servers.Does the client support SSL? Am I misusing it? Is it an environmental problem? (For reference, I'm using 0.3.0 for Scala 2.11.)