spring-websocket

I am working on a project which involves real time chat (messaging, including group chats). I have worked with websockets before, So I started working on this using spring-websockets and I did some reading about what is the best way to implement it. Then I came across STOMP (as a sub-protocol for websockets)and as there is direct support for STOMP in spring it was bit easy to achieve what I was supposed to do. But my doubt is as far as my understanding STOMP and XMPP are similar protocols(messaging protocols) but I could not find any questions/blogs where the differences are explained and why

I'm trying to configure WebSocket via Spring with STOMP, OAuth 2 and SockJS. New spec tells us how to implement it using Interceptors. The case is: if user is authenticated there is an Bearer Token in Native header of CONNECT request and there is no problem to set principal via Token. But my task is to use BrowserToken for unauthorized users (which is saved in Cookies). How can i get it from the request? I've found a solution: @Override public void registerStompEndpoints(StompEndpointRegistry registry) { registry.addEndpoint("/websocket/tracker") .withSockJS() .setInterceptors

I'm new to spring websocket . I want to send product changes to clients. For this, I want to do it as follows: Client creates a socket connection and subscribes destination: var socket = new SockJS('/websocket'); var stompClient = Stomp.over(socket); stompClient.connect({}, function (frame) { stompClient.subscribe('/product/changes', function (scoredata) { // We received product changes }); }); //Send Ajax request and say server I want to know product with id=5 changes. sendAjaxRequest(5); I've configured spring app as follow: @Configuration @EnableWebSocketMessageBroker public class

In Spring Boot (Websockets) I just saw this example: messaging.convertAndSendToUser( username, "/queue/notifications", new Notification("You just got mentioned!")); Where does the guy get a username from? I can't find any mention about where to get that username... This answer is written based on this application: https://github.com/spring-guides/gs-messaging-stomp-websocket In order to register a user, you must first create an object that will represent it, for example: public final class User implements Principal { private final String name; public User(String name) { this.name = name; }

i hope someone can help me with this issue: I use the Websocket support of Spring. With SockJs and StompJs i subscribe a queue like this: var socket = new SockJS(localhost + 'websocket'); stompClient = Stomp.over(socket); stompClient.connect('', '', function(frame) { stompClient.subscribe("/user/queue/gotMessage", function(message) { gotMessage((JSON.parse(message.body))); }); }, function(error) { }); This works really fine with the SimpMessageSendingOperations of Spring. BUT there is one big problem. the Queue name looks like this: gotMessage-user3w4tstcj and its not declared as an auto