Added WebSocket Support #27
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April 2, 2015 09:28
…use into SKRawSocket
…on (sending to queue working). Split out delegate to receive NSData (raw socket) or NSString (web socket
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Corrected if (err) into if (error)
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The purpose of this fork was to add web socket support. In doing so, I abstracted the raw socket usage under a common interface. I then added the RocketSocket web socket library and implemented the same interface. The strategy used is based on the host string provided (e.g. "ws://").
As part of my testing, I added a very basic single view iOS app to exercise the usage. It appears to be working fine at least with my AMQ server.
I don't believe I've done anything to regress the current library's functionality so I wanted to submit it back for possible merging. Otherwise, I'll continue to maintain my fork for WebSocket usage.