Websockets support #362
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1. Supports max_frame_size of 4k (current limitation of <a href="https://github.com/Azure/qpid-proton-j-extensions">qpid-proton-j-extensions</a> library) 2. doesn't support PROXY on websockets - this will follow. Amqp over WebSockets is particularly used when enterprise policies (ex: firewall outbound port rules) doesn't allow traffic on the default Amqp secure port (`5671`). To send or receive over websockets - which uses port `443`, set the `TransportType` on `ConnectionStringBuilder`, like this: ``` connectionStringBuilder.setTransportType(TransportType.AmqpWebSockets) ``` related: #264
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Supports max_frame_size of 4k (current limitation of qpid-proton-j-extensions library)
doesn't support PROXY on websockets - this will follow.
Amqp over WebSockets is particularly used when enterprise policies (ex: firewall outbound port rules) doesn't allow traffic on the default Amqp secure port (
5671).To send or receive over websockets - which uses port
443, set theTransportTypeonConnectionStringBuilder, like this:related: #264
cc: @ShubhaVijayasarathy, @sabeegrewal, @timtay-microsoft, @tameraw, @binzywu, @yvgopal, @nemakam