Ralph Schaer

Sorry for the misunderstanding. Firefox does not execute both bundles. He downloads both but then executes the legacy bundle. But I see my mistake. Module support is not enabled by...

Personally I'm only interested in the mobile platforms and both Safari and Chrome behave as expected. They only download and run the module bundle But a temporary workaround for Firefox...

Just watched [Justin Willis video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cojnui22UAY) about Stencil.js. At [52:26](https://youtu.be/cojnui22UAY?t=3146) he talks about modules and loading ES6 stencil components this way. Will be interesting to see how they tackle this problem.

Module support in Firefox 58 is still disabled by default. You need to enable it in about:config `dom.moduleScripts.enabled`

I guess this has something to do with this bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1382020 Should be fixed in Firefox 60

Hi There is a [security-reactive](https://github.com/ralscha/wamp2spring/tree/master/wamp2spring-security-reactive) module in the project. It contains a [configurer ](https://github.com/ralscha/wamp2spring/blob/master/wamp2spring-security-reactive/src/main/java/ch/rasc/wamp2spring/security/reactive/AbstractSecurityWampReactiveConfigurer.java) But I've never used it and I don't remember if it's complete and how to configure...

The mobile-chat demo uses non-reactive spring security https://github.com/ralscha/wamp2spring-demo/tree/master/mobile-chat I assume it works very similar to this. Create a configuration class, extend from `AbstractSecurityWampReactiveConfigurer` and implement `configureInbound` ``` @Configuration public class...

wamp2spring does not support realms. wamp2spring is for connecting a spring application with wamp clients. Because there is only one application it did not make sense to support realms.

We leave that open. I would like to implement it

Indeed. Supports everything Spring provides but without any reflection. Instead it uses Annotation Processors. Results in faster startup time and less memory usage. There is a similar project from RedHad:...