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- July 1, 2016
JET and WebSocket Integration for Live Data by Andrejus Baranovskis
I was researching how to plugin WebSocket into JET. I would like to share my findings and explain how it works. It is amazing, how scalable and quick it is to send JSON message through WebSocket channel and render it in JET. Luckily WebSocket client is implemented in JavaScript, this integrates perfectly with Oracle JET (also based on JavaScript).
Watch recorded demo, where I'm sending updated data with JSON message through WebSocket. UI chart is rendered with JET. See how nicely JET re-draws chart, based on received new data (watch at 6th second):
Download sample application - JETWebSocket.zip. This contains both WebSocket application (implemented with JDeveloper) and JET (implemented with NetBeans).
On WebSocket server side, I'm listening for DB changes (Database Change Notification Listener Implementation). Each time when DB change happens, all changes are collected into one collection and sent to the clients through WebSocket: Read the complete article here.
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