OK so I've been reading/researching and I'm still trying to wrap my head
around how the above code works,
First let me define what I *think* is going on,
The script imports socket.io modules needed and the imports web2py's
wsgibase...
SocketIOServer (('0.0.0.0', 8080), wsgibase,
resource="socket.io").serve_forever()
This passes the SocketIOServer on localhost port 8080 to wsgibase, Im still
not clear on what resource="socket.io" does... in the source of
socketioserver it seems to be the default setting anyways not sure if its
important or not... finally serve_forever() starts the server loop...
This leaves me with a few questions...
1) So whats actually serving the webpage here!? Is socketIOserver the http
server? or the WSGI server? Both?
2)This seams to break some of web2py's functionality for example the admin
page will complain that there was not a password set, changing the code to
start the server on port 8000 seemed to fix it...
3)Overall I guess I'm just new to the whole architecture flow and unsure of
what does what, Im slowly breaking it down by reading source code, If
anyone knows of any specific docs that i should check out please point me
to it :)
4)Having the chat example running on my local machine is awesome however
I'm still unsure of how I would deploy it...
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