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WEBGL #15
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It should be, but that was never tested.. I also believe, there should be a mechanism to store otus/otud files in some other way for webgl to function with the least network usage. |
@MBoberski, @slavidodo Even if you can compile to webgl, the socket connection will not work in the browser, you would have to implement all communication between the client and server using web sockets to be able to work in the browser, this modification would have to be done on both the client and server side. on the server side. |
You can also build proxy app to translate communication I think... |
@MBoberski Yes, it would be very interesting to implement this proxy on the client and server itself, allowing the developer to alternate which one he wants to use tcp / websocket / rudp, you could give a refactor in tfs and otu, creating this level of abstraction / proxy in sending and receipt of packages. the packages would continue with the same current structure, just the way they would be changed that would change depending on what the guy wants to use on his server. |
@MUN1Z or just create third party software only to translate calls |
Is your project support WebGl build?
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