I am trying to test the cfwebockets but i keep getting this error when i go to the webpage where i have the sample code. i have downloaded sample code from the adobe developers and it still gives me this error.
I am using cF10 standard with websockets enabled on a win 2008 server 64bit. I am not getting any reaction from websockets as well. It won't subscribe or open connection. Any help?
Here is the code i am using:
<script>
//messagehandler recieves all the messages from websocket
function mycbHandler( messageobj)
{
var message = ColdFusion.JSON.encode(messageobj);
var txt=document.getElementById("myDiv");
txt.innerHTML +=message +"<br>";
}
//openhandler is invoked when socket connection is
function openHandler()
{
var txt=document.getElementById("myDiv");
txt.innerHTML +="open Handler invoked <br>";
}
function subscribeMe()
{
var channelname = document.getElementById("channelname").value;
mywsobj.subscribe(channelname);
}
function getSubscribers()
{
var channelname = document.getElementById("channelname").value;
mywsobj.getSubscriberCount(channelname);
}
function unsubscribe_Me()
{
var channelname = document.getElementById("channelname").value;
mywsobj.unsubscribe(channelname);
}
function publishClient()
{
var channelname = document.getElementById("channelname").value;
var message = document.getElementById("msg").value;
mywsobj.publish(channelname,message);
}
function get_Subscriptions()
{
mywsobj.getSubscriptions();
}
function invokenpublish()
{
cfcname = document.getElementById("cfcname").value;
fnname = document.getElementById("fnname").value;
channelname = document.getElementById("channelname").value;
mywsobj.invokeAndPublish(channelname, cfcname, fnname);
}
function invokefn()
{
cfcname = document.getElementById("cfcname").value;
fnname = document.getElementById("fnname").value;
channelname = document.getElementById("channelname").value;
mywsobj.invoke(cfcname, fnname);
}
function opensocket()
{
var txt=document.getElementById("myDiv");
txt.innerHTML+="opening socket"+"<br >";
x=mywsobj.openConnection();
}
function stopsocket()
{
var txt=document.getElementById("myDiv");
txt.innerHTML+="closing socket"+"<br >";
x=mywsobj.closeConnection();
}
function checksocket()
{
var x=mywsobj.isConnectionOpen();
var txt=document.getElementById("myDiv");
txt.innerHTML+=x+"<br >";
}
</script>
<body>
<form name="f">
<!---Define JS websocket object name and messagehandler and openhandler --->
<cfwebsocket name="mywsobj" onMessage="mycbHandler" onOpen="openHandler"/>
<br> Subscribe to:
<input id="channelname" name="channelname" type="text" value="stocks" >
<input id="stocksSubscribe" type="button" value="stocksSubscribe" onclick="subscribeMe();">
<input id="unsubscribeMe" type="button" value="unsubscribeMe" onclick="unsubscribe_Me();">
<input id="getSubscribersCF" type="button" value="getSubscribersCF" onclick="getSubscribers();">
<input id="getSubscriptions" type="button" value="getSubscriptions" onclick="get_Subscriptions();">
<br>
Message :<input id="msg" type="text" >
<input id="publishMe" type="button" value="publishMe" onclick="publishClient();">
<br>
CFC Name: <input id="cfcname" name="cfcname" type="text" value="invokeandpublish" >
Function Name: <input id="fnname" name="fnname" type="text" value="publishall" >
<input id="invoke_publish" type="button" value="invoke_publish" onclick="invokenpublish();">
<input id="invoke" type="button" value="invoke" onclick="invokefn();">
<br>
<input id="stop" name ="Close" type="button" value ="stop" onclick="stopsocket()" >
<input id="open" name ="Open" type="button" value ="open" onclick="opensocket()" >
<input id="check" name ="Check" type="button" value="check" onclick="checksocket()" >
<br>
<div id="myDiv"></div>
</form>
</body>
</html>
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