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WebSocket for Android

WebSocket for Android

Yuichi Maekawa

August 23, 2016
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  1. Overview of WebSocket • Bidirectional communication • port: 80 or

    443 • scheme: ws or wss • binary support • RFC6455
  2. Pros • No request header(So, hi-Speed!) • Real time communication

    • available HTTP resource(proxy, filter, auth...)
  3. Using WebSocket with OkHttp • Repos    https://github.com/square/okhttp/tree/master/okhttp-ws Note: This

    module's API should be considered experimental and may be subject to breaking changes in future releases.
  4. Using WebSocket with OkHttp • add dependencies ※ need permission:

    android.permission.INTERNET • create WebSocketListener extends class …show my sample code. compile 'com.squareup.okhttp3:okhttp-ws:3.4.1'
  5. Sample code • Okhttp-ws: repo   Only 7 classes :-)   sample

    class: WebSocketEcho.java WebSocet test: https://www.websocket.org/echo.html • My sample https://github.com/kaelaela/WebSockcetSample
  6. History of okhttp-ws • Version 2.3.0: Beta release • Version

    2.4.0-RC1: Bug fix • Version 2.4.0: WebSocketListener has incompatible changes. • Version 2.6.0: ◦ WebSocket API now uses RequestBody and ResponseBody for messages. ◦ Bug fix • Version 3.1.0: WebSockets now defer some writes. • Version 3.3.1: Bug fix
  7. Milestone of okhttp-ws v3.5(Due by August 31, 2016) • some

    bug fix v3.6(Due by September 30, 2016) • some bug fix • status code enhancement(issue) But, most issues are deferred. Let pray. more information: show websocket label
  8. Retrofit? maybe add v2.2!!!(No due date. 29% complete at 2016-08-21.)

    • Issue #924 • Commit interface Service { @GET("/chat/{id}") Call<WebSocket> chat(@Path("id") String id); }