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If i have a socket.io connection from an iphone to a (node) server, and then the phone turns off its display, can the app still receive socketio messages? is anything special required to do this?

Hi,
Thank you for this tutorial. It is one of a kind. It seems that Socket.io v1.x changed the handshake. It is no longer the way your doing it, rather GET http[s]://host:port/socket.io/?transport=polling
This returns a file for some reason, let me clarify, when I look at the response header, I see application/octet-stream for the response type. And when I try it from the browser, it serves a file :(
You can see more on handshake details here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/25289378

This obviously breaks your code. I have been trying with different workarounds for over 6 hours and no luck.

Would you be able to take a look and suggest a workaround? Any help is appreciated

Dear Derek,

it very kind you of you to share this project. i really want to thanks you.. but the issue is that the project is no longer running on swift many of error coming.

kindly update the project for Xcode 6.4

Hi,

would it be possible to get a sample of the node js server code?

I'm trying to connect to a server running on port 3001

i changed SRWebSocket.m line 534

 assert(_url.port.unsignedIntValue <= UINT32_MAX);
    uint32_t port = _url.port.unsignedIntValue;
    if (port == 0) {
        if (!_secure) {
            port = 3001;
        } else {
            port = 443;
        }
    }

but still not getting anywhere, a small sample server would be very useful.

Thanks in advance

Wes

Hi and thanks for a nice tutorial :-)

I'm running my server on a different port than yours – im running it on 3000 for security purposes.

How can i change the port?

Kind Regards,
Anders Almaas