Tag: websocket
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Updated in 2021:
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A few days ago, I read the article - Run .NET and Node.js code in-process with Edge.js, which inspired me to try a new way of WebSocket solutions in JavaScript. It is known that Node.js makes applications, which written in JavaScript, run on server-side. Let’s see how we can ...
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In this tutorial, I am about to make a more complicated solution – Web-based document imaging capture, combining the implementation of Java TWAIN and Java WebSocket with Dynamic .NET TWAIN library, C#, JNI, Java Swing, Jetty and HTML5 WebSocket. Here is the workflow:
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In the previous articles, I shared how to implement a .Net WebSocket server with SuperWebSocket. Today, I’d like to continue the series WebSocket: How-to, talking about how to implement a WebSocket server in Java.
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In this tutorial, I want to make a more complicated WebSocket demo, which enables me to capture images from scanners on server side, and view the images in desktop web browsers or mobile web browsers. Here is the flowchart:
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Last week, I shared how to transmit an image between a WebSocket server and a Web client. Based on that, we can make a little bit of improvement. Today, I would like to share how to generate barcode on .Net server side and display it on web browser.
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HTML5 WebSocket facilitates the communication between web browsers and local/remote servers. If you want to learn a simple websocket example, creating a WebSocket Server in C## and a Web client in JavaScript, you can refer to SuperWebSocket, which is a .NET implementation of ...