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I think he means that if you're using a browser that doesn't support WebSockets, then SockJS's HTTP-based fallbacks will require sticky routing. If the browser
by jkarneges 12y ago
I think he means that if you're using a browser that doesn't support WebSockets, then SockJS's HTTP-based fallbacks will require sticky routing. If the browser does support WebSockets, then this is not a concern.
- swartkrans 12y agoI give 0 fucks about browsers that don't support web sockets.