Tornado Webscoket with IIS 8.5 and Helicon Zoo
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Tornado Webscoket with IIS 8.5 and Helicon Zoo
Hello
I`m trying to install Tornado server with webscoket Handler under the IIS with Helicon Zoo help.
Http Tornado works well (behind IIS with Helicon Zoo help)
Websocket tornado works well being installed on separate port.
How can I setup the Helicon Zoo to enable websocket in such configuration?
I found, that Helicon substitutes headers with own values:
[('Origin', 'http://xxx'),
('Via', '1.1 xxx (squid/3.5.25)'),
('X-Zoo-Appl-Virtual-Path', '/tornado'),
('X-Zoo-Appl-Physical-Path', 'C:\\inetpub\\wwwroot\\tornado'),
('X-Forwarded-For', 'xxx'),
('Sec-Websocket-Version', '13'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-Protocol', 'http'),
('Sec-Websocket-Key', 'xxx'),
('Host', 'xxx'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-Host', 'xxx'),
('X-Zoo-Real-Ip', 'xxx'),
('Cache-Control', 'max-age=259200'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-Port', '80'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-For', 'xxx'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-Server', 'xxx')]
outcoming handlers are ok, checked with wsdump.py
would appreciate any help
I`m trying to install Tornado server with webscoket Handler under the IIS with Helicon Zoo help.
Http Tornado works well (behind IIS with Helicon Zoo help)
Websocket tornado works well being installed on separate port.
How can I setup the Helicon Zoo to enable websocket in such configuration?
I found, that Helicon substitutes headers with own values:
[('Origin', 'http://xxx'),
('Via', '1.1 xxx (squid/3.5.25)'),
('X-Zoo-Appl-Virtual-Path', '/tornado'),
('X-Zoo-Appl-Physical-Path', 'C:\\inetpub\\wwwroot\\tornado'),
('X-Forwarded-For', 'xxx'),
('Sec-Websocket-Version', '13'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-Protocol', 'http'),
('Sec-Websocket-Key', 'xxx'),
('Host', 'xxx'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-Host', 'xxx'),
('X-Zoo-Real-Ip', 'xxx'),
('Cache-Control', 'max-age=259200'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-Port', '80'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-For', 'xxx'),
('X-Zoo-Forwarded-Server', 'xxx')]
outcoming handlers are ok, checked with wsdump.py
would appreciate any help
Re: Tornado Webscoket with IIS 8.5 and Helicon Zoo
Hello.
I answered your StackOverflow question, so I will repeat it here. Unfortunately, Zoo does not currently support transferring of WebSocket protocol from backend application to IIS, sorry.
I answered your StackOverflow question, so I will repeat it here. Unfortunately, Zoo does not currently support transferring of WebSocket protocol from backend application to IIS, sorry.
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