El 07/03/13 11:04, Ali Lown escribió: > Hi Puma, > > The wave codebase has lots of locations where it assumes that it has > complete control of the domain it is set to. Attempting to put it in a > sub-directory fails in the way that you have seen. > The reason it assumes it is because the Jetty server believes it is running > without having any proxying magic being applied to it. We now have a lot of > http_* options to patch the code to support the various possibilities we > have seen so far: > - Websocket to a 'different' address > - Static files served from CDN > - iptables local port forwarding > - SSL/non-SSL usage > > So, your options are now: > 1) Fix the wave codebase :P
I someone is interested I did some work on this some years ago: http://code.google.com/r/vruizjurado-wiab-integration/source/detail?r=572e6f893f89898fb28239df577afb8ea7a99b02 but I didn't finish because it was not necessary for us finally. I remember that was pending to patch socket-io in this direction. BR, -- Vicente J. Ruiz Jurado http://comunes.org http://ourproject.org http://homes.ourproject.org/~vjrj/blog (@vjrj) "For the more there are who say 'Ours,'-not 'Mine'- by that much is each richer ." [Dante on the joys of sharing (Purgatorio, XV)]