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"In short, if you want to use websocket, on a browser, then you have to use either a recent version of Tomcat 8.x or Jetty 9.x to be successful and stable." [1] [1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25544235/virgo-jetty-server-doesnt-create-url-for-deployed-par
(In reply to Florian Waibel from comment #0) > "In short, if you want to use websocket, on a browser, then you have to use > either a recent version of Tomcat 8.x or Jetty 9.x to be successful and Websocket is available in Tomcat 7.0.x and Virgo 3.6.3. If there is something that is not back-ported please reply here. Regards Violeta > stable." [1] > > [1] > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25544235/virgo-jetty-server-doesnt-create- > url-for-deployed-par
Please have a look at the detailed answer from the maintainer of the websocket implementation for Jetty, available on stackoverlow for more details. He is talking about both, Tomcat and Jetty.
