I tried the Candy example included in the plugin, and I can’t login. Seems can’t connect with WebSocket. I’m using Chrome 31. Do I need change something in Chrome? Also attached a full console log.
WebSocket connection to ‘wss://192.168.1.26:7443/ws/server?username=simon&password=simon&resource=Candy’ failed: Unexpected response code: 404 strophe-connection-websockets.js:195
use the websockets plugin for openfire or change candy index.html file to use http-bind
Candy.init(’/http-bind/’, {
core: { debug: false, websockets: true},
view: { resources: ‘…/res/’ }
});
Candy.Core.connect();
see https://code.google.com/p/openfire-candy/ for more details
Hi Dele!
I’m trying to get Candy to work on 3.9.1 with Plugin version 1.2 and am getting the same error. However, the snippet referring to “http-bind” you mentioned exists. But still, candy tries to get a websockets connection to /ws/…
Is there something wrong or do we explicitely need the websockets plugin?
Thanks.
Dennis
Change
Candy.init(’/http-bind/’, {
core: { debug: false, websockets: true},
view: { resources: ‘…/res/’ }
});
to
Candy.init(’/http-bind/’, {
core: { debug: false, websockets: false},
view: { resources: ‘…/res/’ }
});
It worked for me.
Hi!
Yes, that works.
So is it true, that the additional websockets-plugin is needed if you want to use websockets?
Kind regards
Dennis