Hello,
I am using grunt server to run my angularjs application.
I am trying to implement a chat functionality ( it's actually my first time
doing this ) using
*socket.io-client* ( I included socket.io-client using bower; *bower
install socket.io-client --save*).
I ran a small test code which works fine ( assume node.js is running on
8080 )
*function MyController( $scope ){*
* var socket = io.connect('http://localhost:8080');*
* socket.on('connect', function(){*
* alert('connection established');*
* })*
*}*
However, when I try to connect to my api server, it shows a weird
behaviour, which turns into an error
...
* var socket = io.connect('https://path-to-my-api-server');*
...
results in
GET
https://path-to-my-server:*9000*/socket.io/1/?t=1391815120372<https://sleepy-shore-1958.herokuapp.com:9000/socket.io/1/?t=1391815120372>net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
(
in Chrome )
Please, take a notice at the *:9000* attached at the end of the
*https://path-to-my-api-server*. I highly suspect this is ruining my
connection attempts, but
so far I haven't found a way to prevent the :9000 being attached
automatically to my api url.
Thanks
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