Alchemy-Websockets
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Alchemy Websockets
Version 2.0.0
Protocol Support
Alchemy websockets supports:
- (✓) hixie-76 (hybi00)
- (✓) hybi-10
- (✓) hybi-17 (official protocol)
An extremely efficient C# WebSocket server.
You can download the client javascript library at alchemy-websockets-client-library
Documentation: olivinelabs.com/Alchemy-Websockets/
Usage
Alchemy Websockets is a Visual Studio 2010 project. It can be loaded in the free Visual C# Express and Monodevelop as well (and potentially other compatible IDEs.)
After compilation, include the dll as a reference into your project. From there, starting a server is as simple as instantiating an WSServer object, opening the connection, and binding events.
An example application can be seen on alchemy-websockets-example
Example:
//...refs
using Alchemy;
using Alchemy.Classes;
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var aServer = new WSServer(8100, IPAddress.Any)
{
DefaultOnReceive = OnReceive,
DefaultOnSend = OnSend,
DefaultOnConnect = OnConnect,
DefaultOnConnected = OnConnected,
DefaultOnDisconnect = OnDisconnect,
TimeOut = new TimeSpan(0, 5, 0)
};
aServer.Start();
}
static void OnConnected(UserContext aContext)
{
Console.WriteLine("Client Connection From : " + aContext.ClientAddress.ToString());
}
//...etc
Documentation
Check out our documentation at http://olivinelabs.com/Alchemy-Websockets
This covers Chrome current, beta, and alpha channels; Firefox latest, beta, and alpha channels; Safari, and includes support for a flash-based socket fallback for browsers with no socket support natively.
License
Licensed under LGPL and MIT. Copyright 2011, Olivine Labs, LLC.