In this assignment your PR must only modify the README.md file.
Please, go to the Wiki in order to get the instructions for this assignment.
The code implements the script DOCTOR of the ELIZA system and provides you a client and server that communicate each other by means of websockets. ELIZA is an early example of primitive natural language processing developed by Joseph Weizenbaum between 1964 and 1966. ELIZA operated by processing users' responses to scripts, the most famous of which was DOCTOR, a simulation of a Rogerian psychotherapist. Using almost no information about human thought or emotion, DOCTOR sometimes provided a startlingly human-like interaction.
The objective is to complete ElizaServerTest.java by completing the test onChat that now is ignored.
The onChat test must:
- Send a message from the client to the server that is running a Java implementation of the script DOCTOR.
- Check the client receives a DOCTOR question about your mental health (see examples in
Eliza.java).
You must remove @Ignore and place up to 6 lines of code to fulfil the task.
The location of Complete Me!! is just a hint, but there are many possible solutions and locations.
ElizaServerTest.java includes the test onOpen that will provide you insights.
Solutions must meet primary goals too.
Done:
- Turn the DOCTOR into a client of the server, so, the server acts only as message broker. Raul Javierre ha comprobado que cuando el servidor actua como un message broker elaborar un mini subprotocolo ayuda a la hora de organizar la comunicación y facilitar la escalabilidad 🎁
- Replace the current implementation (Eclipse Grizzly) by a Spring Websockets implementation. Alvaro García ha podido migrar la plataforma del servidor de Grizzly a Spring usando un TextWebSocketHandler. Lección aprendida, cuando hay un marco compartido bien definido (ver JSR 356) las implementaciones pueden parecer muy diferentes, pero enseguida se ve qué se relaciona con qué. : gift:
Proposed:
- Support STOMP in the server side and create a small client that uses it
- Support SockJS in the server side and show that xhr-polling can be used as transport instead of WebSocket when needed (additional info)
- Use the server as a relay server to connect to an external message broker (e.g. RabbitMQ, additional info)
Note: unless the goal specifies o disallows a specific framework you are free to replace the framework used in the original implementation with a different framework.
Manifest your intention first by a PR updating this README.md with your goal.
If you desist of your goal, release it by a PR so other fellow can try it.
