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Autobahn Java should be able to connect to crossbar over SOCKS5. Our Java websocket implementation internally uses the Java Socket class, which supports passing a Proxy object.
I have briefly played with it and it seems I was able to connect to Crossbar using SOCKS5 proxy from autobahn-java with a few lines of code.
If you @oberstet agree, we can add initial support to our websocket implementation.
The user API would only need to provide an instance of a Proxy object (that we define), which supports 4 paramets
socks5 server address
socks5 port
socks5 username
socks5 password
The last two can be optional if a proxy supports anonymous connection.
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@michedsa I haven't had the time to implement it but I did play with it at the time I reported this issue. Basically the change needs to happen at the underlying TCP socket level, mostly here
Autobahn Java should be able to connect to crossbar over SOCKS5. Our Java websocket implementation internally uses the Java Socket class, which supports passing a Proxy object.
I have briefly played with it and it seems I was able to connect to Crossbar using SOCKS5 proxy from autobahn-java with a few lines of code.
If you @oberstet agree, we can add initial support to our websocket implementation.
The user API would only need to provide an instance of a Proxy object (that we define), which supports 4 paramets
The last two can be optional if a proxy supports anonymous connection.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: