I am trying to create new client like in the title of the topic. But the browser never makes the connection and give the error: ::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED. Any reason why?
It looks like the package on npm is behind a version. Note the change log on git vs. npm.
Also see the package.json file on npm( "version": "0.2.1") vs git ("version": "0.2.2").
Among the changes ...binaryFeatures.supportsBinaryWebsockets is pulled out. It does a check for WS which was causing the error you (and I) see..... var wstest = new WebSocket('ws://null');
On the topic that i attached in my post they say :
"That error occurred when the browser closed the connection after receiving a self-signed certificate"
Could it be something similar ? May it come from bynaryjs or the node module that it uses "streamws"?
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jerryongit commented on Jan 14, 2016
It looks like the package on npm is behind a version. Note the change log on git vs. npm.
Also see the package.json file on npm( "version": "0.2.1") vs git ("version": "0.2.2").
Among the changes ...binaryFeatures.supportsBinaryWebsockets is pulled out. It does a check for WS which was causing the error you (and I) see..... var wstest = new WebSocket('ws://null');
I hope this makes sense.
pglopezamaya commented on Jan 22, 2016
Hi your post is helping me out on my problem. I've done what it has been said by doing the following code:
var https = require('https');
var httpsServer = https.createServer(httpsOptions,function (req, res) {
res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'});
res.end('Not implemented\n');
}).listen(8080);
From the client i start a connection doing :
client = new BinaryClient('wss://10.26.52.89:8080');
I've dowloaded the following script "https://github.com/capira12/snapdrop/blob/master/app/elements/p2p-network/binaryjs.html" since the url "http://cdn.binaryjs.com/0/binary.js" gives me an error 404.
With chrome it's working fine but when i go on Firefox it says that it couldn't stablish connexion with my wss.
There is a similar issue on this topic :
sitegui/nodejs-websocket#1
pglopezamaya commented on Jan 22, 2016
Sorry the binary invocation is here :
var server = new binaryServer({ server: httpsServer });
pglopezamaya commented on Jan 22, 2016
On the topic that i attached in my post they say :
"That error occurred when the browser closed the connection after receiving a self-signed certificate"
Could it be something similar ? May it come from bynaryjs or the node module that it uses "streamws"?
It works on Firefox if i don't use a secure ws.
pglopezamaya commented on Jan 25, 2016
Hi! Just test it ! It works really good. The problem seems to come from the https module. With express it works good. Thanks!