Olivier Morandi

I've tested this a bit and indeed it looks like using wss doesn't work. Actually the SocketRocket library should support secure websockets transparently. I'll try digging more into the issue.

I've updated the iOS module to SocketRocket v0.4.2. It seems to work fine in my tests, please check it out.

@HilkoLantinga Actually the current version of TiWS for iOS only supports string data. Supporting binary is doable, but it requires some more work. I'll try looking into that

Regarding compatibility with vanilla socket.io or any other third party JS lib, my plan would be to first make the API compatible with browser's websockets through a pure JS wrapper...

Commit 941e15f0a0d5cb60f5d5390da9d1e78282f67ac7 introduced the readyState property to the iOS version of the module, though this needs to be implemented in the android version too

For a global install, you should unzip the module package in the appropriate Titanium SDK directory. On Mac OS X such location is in $HOME/Application\ Support/Titanium. On Windows, according to...

Fine, I'll look into this

@HilkoLantinga, thanks. The current test app + echo server are just meant for quick & dirt testing, so I didn't put much thought on what websocket implementation to use in...

Ti SDK 3.5.0 introduced a major upgrade to the JSCore engine and by consequence to the ios debugger agent (implemented in libti_ios_debugger.a). I'm currently looking into this and other issues,...

probably related to https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-18616