Refactored UUID into SessionID interface #132
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rest of code to use it. Modified AuthorizeHandler to check for sessionID in handshake data - AuthorizationListener is able to extract data from Cookie and put it back to HandshakeData.
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Hi,
Introducing AuthorizationHandler was a great step forward, finally we can integrate our websites with netty-socketio. Unfortunately, the session ids used by apps does not have to comply with UUID format.
To overcome this I have created a SessionID interface and an abstract factory SessionIDFactory, with default implementation based on UUID. The developers can now create their own implementations of session ids using their formats.
The project is missing unit tests, and I did not have time yet to verify the solution is not breaking any other functionality.
Feel free to merge these changes if you find it useful.