Bidirectional message sending

[fuson]

Handle DataChannel::Send( const Arguments& args ) {
TRACE_CALL;
HandleScope scope;

DataChannel* self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap( args.This() );

TRACE_END;
return scope.Close(Undefined());
}

Add some code pls. :)

[modeswitch]

This needs to wait for SCTP data channels because send only works with strings right now (because of #5).

[fuson]

Um... I don't understand. There is no problem if RTP Data Channels don't support duplex channels, i'll open 2 channels, this is not an issue. If content may be only strings its not a issue too, base64 save me.

Just wrap DataChannel::Send(const DataBuffer& buffer) call (set up buffer.data from const Arguments& args) into your binding and i hope i'll can make bidirectional data transfer.

[fuson]

Ok, this is my quick fix before you guys make it normally.
*** src/datachannel.cc: replace stub DataChannel::Send to this one.

Handle DataChannel::Send( const Arguments& args ) {
TRACE_CALL;
HandleScope scope;

DataChannel* self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap( args.This() );

if(args.Length() == 0)
return ThrowException(Exception::Error(String::New("Not enough arguments")));

v8::Localv8::String payload = v8::Localv8::String::Cast(args[0]);

std::string message = (std::string) v8::String::AsciiValue(payload);
const webrtc::DataBuffer buffer = new webrtc::DataBuffer(message.c_str());

self->_internalDataChannel->Send(*buffer);

TRACE_END;
return scope.Close(Undefined());
}

*** src/peerconnection.js: replace stup DataChannel.prototype.send to this one.

DataChannel.prototype.send = function send(data) {
this._getDC().send(data)
};

And for tests:

*** test/bridge.js replace doComplete()

function doComplete()
{
console.log('complete');
dataChannels['reliable'].send("fedcba"); // THIS IS SENDING TO BROWSER FROM NODE.JS !!!
}

*** test/peer.js replace doCreateDataChannels()

function doCreateDataChannels()
{
var labels = Object.keys(dataChannelSettings);
labels.forEach(function(label) {
var channelOptions = dataChannelSettings[label];
var channel = pendingDataChannels[label] = pc.createDataChannel(label, channelOptions);
channel.binaryType = 'arraybuffer';
channel.onopen = function() {
console.info('onopen');
dataChannels[label] = channel;
delete pendingDataChannels[label];
if(Object.keys(dataChannels).length === labels.length) {
doComplete();
}
};
// WE HAVE TO WAIT A MESSAGE FROM DATA CHANNEL (FROM NODE.JS IN OUR EXAMPLE) NOW!
channel.onmessage = function(message) {
console.info('onmessage', message);
}
channel.onclose = function(event) {
console.info('onclose');
}
channel.onerror = doHandleError;
});
doCreateOffer();
}

And here is the result, let's look and browser log:

signaling state change: have-local-offer peer.js:82
signaling state change: stable peer.js:82
awaiting data channels peer.js:67
ice connection state change: checking peer.js:86
ice connection state change: connected peer.js:86
onopen peer.js:119
complete peer.js:61
onmessage
MessageEvent {ports: Array[0], data: "fedcba", source: null, lastEventId: "", origin: ""…}

Thats all we need to make real WebRTC peer-to-peer between browser and node.js.

[modeswitch]

OK, I did a quick implementation for you to play with, however it will be deprecated for SCTP data channels, which will accept arraybuffers instead.