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How to signal end of stream after sending a large stream in ws?
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I am trying to send a very large stream of data over websockets from client to server.
I am splitting the large stream into smaller chunks and then sending chunks over ws client in a loop
On the server side, they have a limited input buffer size due to some memory constraints. So I am sending the specified chunks via ws client like,
ws.send(fragments[i], binary: true);
The server has to wait till all the chunks have been received and then they can process the data. But the server doesn't know how many chunks that client will send and when will the stream end.
I read somewhere in SO that, ws.close() can be used to signal the end of stream.
But I don't want to close the websocket, since the server again have to reconnect with the client to send the processed data back and that adds overhead on the server.
Is there anyway I can signal end of stream to the ws server without closing the socket?
node.js websocket ws
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I am trying to send a very large stream of data over websockets from client to server.
I am splitting the large stream into smaller chunks and then sending chunks over ws client in a loop
On the server side, they have a limited input buffer size due to some memory constraints. So I am sending the specified chunks via ws client like,
ws.send(fragments[i], binary: true);
The server has to wait till all the chunks have been received and then they can process the data. But the server doesn't know how many chunks that client will send and when will the stream end.
I read somewhere in SO that, ws.close() can be used to signal the end of stream.
But I don't want to close the websocket, since the server again have to reconnect with the client to send the processed data back and that adds overhead on the server.
Is there anyway I can signal end of stream to the ws server without closing the socket?
node.js websocket ws
asked Mar 8 at 12:39
Shaik Syed AliShaik Syed Ali
498159
add a comment |
I am trying to send a very large stream of data over websockets from client to server.
I am splitting the large stream into smaller chunks and then sending chunks over ws client in a loop
On the server side, they have a limited input buffer size due to some memory constraints. So I am sending the specified chunks via ws client like,
ws.send(fragments[i], binary: true);
The server has to wait till all the chunks have been received and then they can process the data. But the server doesn't know how many chunks that client will send and when will the stream end.
I read somewhere in SO that, ws.close() can be used to signal the end of stream.
But I don't want to close the websocket, since the server again have to reconnect with the client to send the processed data back and that adds overhead on the server.
Is there anyway I can signal end of stream to the ws server without closing the socket?
node.js websocket ws
asked Mar 8 at 12:39
Shaik Syed AliShaik Syed Ali
498159
I am trying to send a very large stream of data over websockets from client to server.
I am splitting the large stream into smaller chunks and then sending chunks over ws client in a loop
On the server side, they have a limited input buffer size due to some memory constraints. So I am sending the specified chunks via ws client like,
ws.send(fragments[i], binary: true);
The server has to wait till all the chunks have been received and then they can process the data. But the server doesn't know how many chunks that client will send and when will the stream end.
I read somewhere in SO that, ws.close() can be used to signal the end of stream.
But I don't want to close the websocket, since the server again have to reconnect with the client to send the processed data back and that adds overhead on the server.
Is there anyway I can signal end of stream to the ws server without closing the socket?
node.js websocket ws
node.js websocket ws
asked Mar 8 at 12:39
Shaik Syed AliShaik Syed Ali
498159
asked Mar 8 at 12:39
Shaik Syed AliShaik Syed Ali
498159
asked Mar 8 at 12:39
Shaik Syed AliShaik Syed Ali
498159
asked Mar 8 at 12:39
Shaik Syed AliShaik Syed Ali
498159
asked Mar 8 at 12:39
Shaik Syed AliShaik Syed Ali
498159
498159
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