I implemented and exposed REST API on my server. Now I need to expose same API, but I can't use REST (it's actually websocket messages), it will be some custom format. Don't ask why )
I imagine message transformation from my custom format to http request, then process it in my web-server, transform response back to my custom format, and send to client.
The simplest way is regular http call to localhost. For example (java):
HttpURLConnection con = (HttpURLConnection) new URL("http://localhost/api/...").openConnection();
and so on, or using some http client library. But I'm afraid there will be too much overhead, creating connection, etc.
Another ways:
There is no standard way to craft request object at all. And I don't know on which level it's better to add my custom requests.
Hope I described my problem clearly.
Atmosphere may be a good fit here. It's allegedly compatible with both Resteasy and Jersey, so that's a plus, it simply adds WebSocket functionality on top of these.
Caveat: I haven't tried this myself, but came across it when looking for the same capability. :-)
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