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Web Application Messaging Protocol

WAMP is a WebSocket subprotocol registered at IANA, specified to offer routed RPC and PubSub. Its design goal is to provide an open standard for soft, real-time message exchange between application components and ease the creation of loosely coupled architectures based on microservices. Because of this, it is a suitable enterprise service bus (ESB), fit…

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Web Application Messaging Protocol

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Avg. degree1.96
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wamp clients client router rpc implementations procedure like pubsub using also web use routed websocket one languages standard http architectures

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using TLS certificateinstance ofusing various authentication methods0.80text
cookies or a simple ticket.Routed RPCsUnlike with traditional RPCsinstance ofusing various authentication methods0.80text
which are addressed directly from a caller to the entity offering the procedureinstance ofusing various authentication methods0.80text
load-balancing or fail-over for procedure calls.It additionally means that all WAMP clients are equal in that they can offer procedures for callinginstance ofopening up the possibility for advanced features0.80text
cookies or a simple ticketinstance ofusing various authentication methods0.80text
JavaScriptinstance ofIn languages with one official mechanism0.80text
Erlang or Goinstance ofIn languages with one official mechanism0.80text
this is not an issueinstance ofIn languages with one official mechanism0.80text
crochet.RoutersWhile routers can technically be embedded directly into the application codeinstance ofand running a WAMP client inside a WSGI worker needs manual adapters0.80text
some client libraries also provide a routerinstance ofand running a WAMP client inside a WSGI worker needs manual adapters0.80text
this architecture is discouraged by the specification.Since the router is a moving partinstance ofand running a WAMP client inside a WSGI worker needs manual adapters0.80text
it is best usedinstance ofand running a WAMP client inside a WSGI worker needs manual adapters0.80text

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