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Avoid relying on our own modules as we are about to split things up.
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The native WebSocket is in a much better position to do queue
management than us. Many callers also failed to notice this part
of the API, causing stalls.
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Sync with noVNC as of commit ae510306b5094b55aa08a2a0d15a151704f70993.
The main change is to make it a more proper object that you can
instantiate multiple times.
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We require native support from the browsers now.
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This is an older protocol used before browsers got native
support for Websockets.
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For echo/latency tests default to current host:port or URL.
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- Add initial IETF-07 (HyBi-07) protocol version support. This version
still uses base64 encoding since the API for binary support is not
yet finalized.
- Move socket send and recieve functions into the WebSocketServer
class instead of having the sub-class do this. This simplifies
sub-classes somewhat. The send_frame routine now returns the number
of frames that were unable to be sent. If this value is non-zero
then the sub-class should call again when the socket is ready until
the pending frames count is 0.
- Do traffic reporting in the main class instead.
- When the client is HyBi style (i.e. IETF-07) then use the
sub-protocol header to select whether to do base64 encoding or
simply send the frame data raw (binary). Update include/websock.js
to send a 'base64' protocol selector. Once the API support binary,
then the client will need to detect this and set the protocol to
'binary'.
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Convert latency test to use include/websock.js instead of direct
WebSockets handling.
Add support for configuring the maximum bufferedAmount. This allows us
to configure it high enough to get around a bug in bufferedAmount
reporting in Opera.
Add some latency test results for Opera 11 with WebSockets turned on.
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