Can you share the benchmark numbers ?

You can find it on my blog post, next to yours :)
http://mgreau.com/posts/2013/11/11/javaee7-websocket-angularjs-wildfly.html#benchmark-websocket-vs-rest

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sweet, numbers look awefully familiar as on my machine :-)

Cool, thanks for publishing them.

Do the benchmark source code looks good to you ? Any suggestions for
improvement ?

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You can find it on my blog post, next to yours :)

http://mgreau.com/posts/2013/11/11/javaee7-websocket-angularjs-wildfly.html#benchmark-websocket-vs-rest

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Yes :), it will be interesting to compare the amount of data exchanged (except payload data) in both case.
I mean headers HTTP (request+response) compared to WebSocket data.

I started to look at this http://www.w3.org/TR/XMLHttpRequest/#the-getallresponseheaders%28%29-method.
I will try to do it when I'll have a moment :)

Yeah, do you want to send a pull request for that test case ?

BTW, did you get some increased traffic to your blog becauseof multiple RTs
;)

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Yes :), it will be interesting to compare the amount of data exchanged
(except payload data) in both case.
I mean headers HTTP (request+response) compared to WebSocket data.

I started to look at this
http://www.w3.org/TR/XMLHttpRequest/#the-getallresponseheaders%28%29-method
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I will try to do it when I'll have a moment :)

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Yes, that's amazing, thanks for your tweets :)

For the pull request, I didn't start to code.
I wonder if the processing can only be done on the client side.

But currently I try to improve my "when websocket met asciidoctor" application :)

Awesome, really happy for you!

I think a comparison of amount of headers exchanged for HTTP and WebSocket
would be really useful. Created
#98, send a pull
request when ever ready.

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Yes, that's amazing, thanks for your tweets :)
[image: visits]https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/501525/1517025/db39cbaa-4b1c-11e3-8236-8dc580bc1c03.png

For the pull request, I don't start to code.
I wonder if the treatment can only be done on the client side.

But currently I try to improve my "when websocket met asciidoctor"
application :)

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thanks.

Ok I will do it.