Sylvain Hellegouarch

Heya, i'm trying to make my head around your issue here. Would you have a simple example demonstrating the behavior I could run on my side? Also, which versions of...

Hi Tim, This is a little surprising. Do you have a paste of the termination message? Is there an exception perhaps? Also, which versions of ws4py and cherrypy are you...

Mmmh, I don't know what to say. This is what the threadedclient short example does (calling send from the opened() callback) and it has always worked. Oo

Thanks. I'm honestly lost here, I don't see why this would fail. It seems your client closes its socket as soon as it's opened.

Hi David, Thanks for the patch. I've commented it but it looks good and will probably be merged. Cheers, 2014-12-12 6:57 GMT+01:00 David Keeney [email protected]: > It is sometimes useful...

Good catch.

Using the asyncio module available in PyPI for Python 3.3 and as a built-in in 3.4. What to use for the HTTP parsing though?

Hey nice, I wasn't aware of that project :) It seems they don't use any external dependencies. They perform their own parsing which may be enough.

After browsing through other packages, it appears many of them already provide wbesockets atop asyncio. Im' starting to wonder if there is a point to support it from ws4py itself.

Yeah. Mostly. Though I would like to add client support as well. Shan't be long so it'll probably be done this week. But yai :)