mode = 2
maxconnections = 3

Mode: Values(1 or 2). Mode 1 is for getting message from client and sending it to action. Mode 2 is for streaming messages
MaxNumberofconnections: This is required for mode 2. It decides the limit for client connections

and test below scenario.

MODE 1 : Receive message from client and run the associated action

Start the gateway:

go run main.go -mode 1

Run:

Step 1: Start server

go run main.go -server

Then open another terminal and run client: Step 2:

go run main.go -client -name=<client_name> -url=ws://localhost:9096/ws

You should then see something like on server screen after equal intervals Received message({"CLIENT4-4":"1543878185"}) from the client ({client name + message count: timestamp}) The server runs the action and on the trigger screen you can see the service being invoked

MODE 2: Receive connection and send it to server

Start the gateway:

go run main.go -maxconn 2

Run:

Step 1: Start server

go run main.go -server

Then open another terminal and run client: Step 2:

go run main.go -client -name=<client_name> -url=ws://localhost:9096/ws

Run 2nd Client:

go run main.go -client -name=<client_name> -url=ws://localhost:9096/ws

You should then see something like on server screen after equal intervals Received message({"CLIENT4-4":"1543878185"}) from the client ({client name + message count: timestamp}) from all the client connections

Eg: we set maxconnections = 2 Now you should see that gateway rejecting 3rd client connection. You can change maximum allowed concurrent connections using maxConnections service setting.

On Running 3rd client:

go run main.go -client -name=<client_name> -url=ws://localhost:9096/ws

We see the message: Read error websocket: close 1000 (normal): proxy service[ProxyWebSocketService] utilized maximum[2] allowed concurrent connections, can't accept any more connections

# Constants

PingInterval

PingInterval interval between two consecutive client ping calls to server.