situokko

I have managed to workaround this in org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.api.WebSocketAdapter.onWebSocketConnect() but it's sort of a hack, and needs to be done by hand for each WebSocket listener. So instead of doing this...

Also I found out that it isn't actually possible to send custom headers from using Websocket Javascript API on browsers, so passing Authorization-header from browser isn't really possible, so must...

+1, as right now the file-uploading is useless as there is no way to bind the uploaded image to the entity being edited.