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I experience the same problem. I tried the following code. The block that invokes send_message is executed, but the message is not being sent. What am I probably doing wrong?
I've abandoned this project for two reasons: 1.) I'm not longer working on the problem this tool attempted to solve, and 2.) Cramp has been superseded by Celluloid/Lattice https://github.com/celluloid/lattice
If I find myself needing a Ruby socket-io implementation, I'd focus on a lattice-based service.
I'll accept pull requests, but I have no plans of maintaining this.
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codeholic commentedon Aug 30, 2012
I experience the same problem. I tried the following code. The block that invokes send_message is executed, but the message is not being sent. What am I probably doing wrong?
erithmetic commentedon Aug 30, 2012
I've abandoned this project for two reasons: 1.) I'm not longer working on the problem this tool attempted to solve, and 2.) Cramp has been superseded by Celluloid/Lattice https://github.com/celluloid/lattice
If I find myself needing a Ruby socket-io implementation, I'd focus on a lattice-based service.
I'll accept pull requests, but I have no plans of maintaining this.
codeholic commentedon Aug 30, 2012
Thank you for your feedback!
codeholic commentedon Oct 22, 2012
I decided not to use WebSockets, after all. SSE (with long polling fallback for IE) seemed to me the way to go. Cramp supports both out of box.