Serge S. Koval
Serge S. Koval
Hi, You can stop request here: https://github.com/MrJoes/tornadio/blob/master/tornadio/polling.py#L64 Right now it will send back proper response (http code 401, but it will be also logged). Serge. On Sun, Jul 31, 2011...
I will add heartbeat support shortly after 0.4 will be officially released. For 0.3.2 - yes, you have to implement your own heartbeats. Out of curiosity, why do you want...
Nope, sockjs never got bidirectional heartbeat support. Sorry.
Only reason why _execute() was overridden - there are client-side SockJS tests and sockjs-tornado had to be compliant. Older Tornado versions didn't have this checking logic in place. `_execute` should...
Is there a reason why your `on_message` blocks? Just in case, Tornado is single-threaded asynchronous framework. If you do blocking operation, everything stops, including tornadio2 heartbeat logic. If you need...
socket.io protocol does not support throttling, so there's no way to limit data sent from the client. Also, even if tornadio2 will be able to respond to pings, it won't...
OK, here's how it works: 1. Read binary blob from socket 2. Parse blob into data 3. For each message in received data, call on_message 4. Repeat from #1 As...
I was thinking about connection pool before, but I don't see how it'll help and here's why: 1. Redis is single threaded. It does not matter if there's one connection...
Yes, sockjs-tornado is fully compatible with SockJS protocol and qunit tests. Essentially, there's almost no activity in sockjs-tornado because it just works.
Will follow up with Tornado guys on this.