Access http://jxy.me/websocket-debug-tool/ from Chrome Input following:
- At "URL", input "ws://localhost:8081/echo", tick SockJS then hit Connect
- At "Message Content", input the message you want to send to server. E.g: John. And finally hit Send
On dev tool of your browser, switch to tab Network, filter WS and Messages to see how SockJS heartbeat messages are sent
Access http://jxy.me/websocket-debug-tool/ from Chrome Input following:
- At "URL", input "http://localhost:8081/echo", tick SockJS then hit Connect
- At "Message Content", input the message you want to send to server. E.g: John. And finally hit Send
On dev tool of your browser, switch to tab Network, filter WS and Messages to see how SockJS heartbeat messages are sent
Access http://jxy.me/websocket-debug-tool/ from Chrome Input following:
- At "URL", input "ws://localhost:8081/process", and STOMP then hit Connect
- At "STOMP subscribe destination", input topic "/topic/client-inbound-channel" and hit Subscribe
- At "STOMP send destination", input "/app/hello" to indicate the destination for the message you want to send to server
- At "Message Content", input the message you want to send to server. E.g: John. And finally hit Send
Then in the Console panel, you will receive the message response from server. On dev tool of your browser, switch to tab Network, filter WS and Messages to see how SockJS heartbeat messages are sent
Access http://jxy.me/websocket-debug-tool/ from Chrome Input following:
- At "URL", input "http://localhost:8081/process", tick SockJS and STOMP then hit Connect
- At "STOMP subscribe destination", input topic "/topic/client-inbound-channel" and hit Subscribe
- At "STOMP send destination", input "/app/hello" to indicate the destination for the message you want to send to server
- At "Message Content", input the message you want to send to server. E.g: John. And finally hit Send
Then in the Console panel, you will receive the message response from server