Add support for receiving fragmented STOMP frames. These can orginate f... #77
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… from frames that exceed the maximum WebSocket message size or from the node.js overTCP function, the 'data' callback does not preserve message boundaries at all so fragmentation can happen much more frequently. Addresses issue #55
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supersedes #76 to fix the tests (the unmarshall methods returns the frames insides an object now) and squash all the commits in a single one |
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@mgjbroadbent, thanks for this contribution! |
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frames that exceed the maximum WebSocket message size or from the node.js
overTCP function, the 'data' callback does not preserve message boundaries
at all so fragmentation can happen much more frequently.
Addresses issue #55