04:32 <abhi> Can we used websockets implemented in java server JSR 356 in jruby rails application

04:32 <abhi> I am trying with wildfly-16 server with jruby and rails

04:36 <abhi> https://github.com/wildfly/quickstart/tree/16.0.0.Final/websocket-hello

04:39 <abhi> After adding ServerEndPoint as /websocket/helloName with webcontext as 'myapp' and if I called the websocket url from browser ws://localhost:8080/myapp/websocket/helloName the server treats it as normal http request and throws rails routing error 404

04:46 <headius[m]> Hmm

05:03 <abhi> Is it related to jruby-rack which should support websockets

05:03 <headius[m]> So this is an app you made into a war file

05:03 <abhi> yes

05:04 <abhi> currently I am on jruby-1.2.27, rails-3.3.22 and wildfly-16, java-8

05:05 <abhi> but wanted to know if this is possible

05:05 <headius[m]> Maybe you can push an example app to GitHub that we could try? I have not attempted this scenario

05:05 <abhi> sure

05:05 <headius[m]> I'm also not familiar with how web sockets get routed and handled by Rails

05:05 <abhi> ok

07:10 <kares[m]> websockets, unfortunately, never got implemented through jruby-rack

07:11 <kares[m]> should be possible and I did some early experiments but that's pretty much it

07:42 <kares[m]> headius: removed the _ identifier ... left the builtin API deprecations in (so far), as I want to take a look whether having a custom `BuiltinCheck` class would make sense instead of using a `CallSite`

09:17 <headius[m]> Ok aure

09:17 <headius[m]> Sure

16:04 <cpuguy83> Hey @lopex, on vacation as well :)

17:31 <abhi> @headius here is the example app with issue mentioned in the README https://github.com/abhichvn/wildfly-websocket-war

17:31 <abhi> source code available at https://github.com/abhichvn/wildfly-websocket

19:03 <headius[m]> hmm abhi left

23:54 <headius[m]> productive day

23:57 <travis-ci> jruby/jruby (master:6dfe3e7 by Charles Oliver Nutter): The build was broken. https://travis-ci.org/jruby/jruby/builds/575108839 [200 min 14 sec]