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[GitHub] [thrift] penenin commented on pull request #2121: THRIFT-5185: Add support for using WebSockets as a server transport.

penenin commented on pull request #2121:
URL: https://github.com/apache/thrift/pull/2121#issuecomment-622597856


   I can see where that would be useful in some circumstances, but it isn't relevant for my particular project.
   
   I may have to close this PR as the code appears to work on Windows, but not on Linux. I manually tested both this implementation and the D one on Windows with a modified tutorial server and a modified nodejs client bundled for the browser with Webpack. Unfortunately, on Linux, the C++ server won't even complete the WebSocket handshake with my browser client and I can't get my modified D tutorial server to build because of a linker error. It also looks to me like the test suite is Linux only as well. I am primarily a Windows developer and I am running out of things I know to try. I will keep chipping away at it, but I am not sure how long it is going to take me to figure it out.


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