Bidirectional communication between services using Jakarta
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Learn how to use Jakarta WebSocket for seamless two-way communication between client and server endpoints. Unlike Server-Sent Events, WebSocket allows real-time updates over a smaller bandwidth without closing the connection. Discover the benefits of bidirectional messaging and automatic updates from the server. No need to constantly poll the server for replies. Enhance your services with Jakarta WebSocket today.
At a Glance
Learn how to use Jakarta WebSocket to send and receive messages between services without closing the connection.
Jakarta WebSocket enables two-way communication between client and server endpoints. First, each client makes an HTTP connection to a Jakarta WebSocket server. The server can then broadcast messages to the clients. Server-Sent Events (SSE) also enables a client to receive automatic updates from a server via an HTTP connection however WebSocket differs from Server-Sent Events in that SSE is unidirectional from server to client, whereas WebSocket is bidirectional. WebSocket also enables real-time updates over a smaller bandwidth than SSE. The connection isn’t closed meaning that the client can continue to send and receive messages with the server, without having to poll the server to receive any replies.
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