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1. Introduction to Server-Sent Events

The Server-Sent Events are the new APIs for opening an http connection for receiving push notifications from a server in the form of DOM events. Consider below javascript code:

//...
var eventsource = new Eventsource("/some/data.html");

eventsource.onmessage function(event) {

	alert.data;

};
//...

The above code can be executed in any modern browser (ofcourse the server-side script /some/data.html needs to be implemented first). We create an object of class Eventsource. We pass a server URL which implements Server-sent events protocol. And finally we add a handler function on .onmessage. Every time server sends a message,the handler is called and the event object will have the data.

No need for pooling. The javascript handler will be asynchronously called.

The server needs to specific. First the response content type must be set to text/event-stream. and the data needs to be sent in following format.

...
data: This is some data

data: a quick brown fox

data: jumps over a lazy dog.
...

You got the idea. Lets quickly create a Java Servlet based application with Client code for Server-sent event.

2. Server-Sent Events,Hello World Servlet

For our Hello world example,we create an html page that has a button to start server-sent event. The server will send us a timestamp every second which we just display on page.

index.jsp

<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<body>
	Time: <span id="foo"></span>
	
	<br>
	<button onclick"start()>Start</button>

	<script type"text/javascript>
	function start({

		"HelloServlet";
		
		eventsource{
		
			document.getElementById'foo'.innerHTML = event;
		
		;
		
	}
	</script</body</html>

In above javascript code we created an event source for “/HelloServlet” path. On each message we just prints the data in span “foo”.

Now lets check Servlet code which sents the Server-Sent Events.

HelloServlet.java

 
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package net.viralpatel.servlets; import java.io.IOException; .PrintWriterimport javax.servlet.ServletException.http.httpServlet.httpServletrequest.httpServletResponsepublic class TestServlet extends httpServlet { void doGet(httpServletrequest request, httpServletResponse response) throws ServletException:rgb(153, IOException { //content type must be set to text/event-stream responsesetContentType"text/event-stream"; //encoding must be set to UTF-8 responsesetCharacterEncoding"UTF-8"; PrintWriter writer = responsegetWriter; for(int i=0; i<10++{ writerwrite"data: "+ SystemcurrentTimeMillis) +"\n\n"; try { Threadsleep(1000; } catch (InterruptedException e{ eprintStackTrace} } writerclose; } }

The servlet is quite simple. Content type must be set to “text/event-stream” and the character encoding must be UTF-8.

Also each message that we send must ends with \n\n.

web.xml

@H_419_386@<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<web-app "WebApp_ID" version"2.4xmlns"http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2eexmlns:xsi"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLscheR_327_11845@a-instancexsi:scheR_327_11845@aLOCATIOn"http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee/web-app_2_4.xsd>
	<display-name>ServerSentEvent_httpServlet_example</display-name<welcome-file-list>
		<welcome-file>index.jsp</welcome-file</welcome-file-list<servlet>HelloServlet<servlet-name</servlet-name<servlet-class>net.viralpatel.servlets.HelloServlet</servlet-class</servlet<servlet-mapping<url-pattern>/HelloServlet</url-pattern</servlet-mapping>
</web-app>

Output

source code: https://gist.github.com/viralpatel/7007662

3. Multiple Events in Server-Sent Events

In above example we tracked a single event. The servlet sent only single data entity. In real world,you might want to send a number of events and want to track same on client side.

For example,consider below Javascript snippet.

;


		eventsourceaddEventListener'up_Vote':rgb(153, {
			
				document'up';
				
			:rgb(153, false;

		
		eventsource'down_Vote''down';

In above code we used addEventListener() method of Eventsource to add a handler function. We added handler to event “up_Vote” and “down_Vote”. Whenever any of this event changes,we need to update the count on html page.

The server must send the data in format:

...
event: up_Vote
data: 10

event: down_Vote
data: 5

event: up_Vote
data: 12

event: down_Vote
data: 9

...

The Java Servlet code for this example should be:
HelloServlet.java

writer;
writer Notice single \n in event and double \n\n in data.
 You should get following output when the servlet is executed.
 
 3.1. The Eventsource API 
 In the examples above we used the onmessage event to get messages. But other events are also available: 


 Events 
    Description 
  

 onopen 
    When a connection to the server is opened 
  

 onmessage 
    When a message is received 
  

 onerror 
    When an error occurs 
  

 4. Browser compatibility 
 As of Oct 2013 – Internet explorer is your enemy :) Server-sent events are supported in all major browsers (Firefox,Opera,Chrome,Safari.) except for Internet Explorer.

Events	Description
onopen	When a connection to the server is opened
onmessage	When a message is received
onerror	When an error occurs

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