Did the information you sent exceed the size? If you implemented the websocket server yourself, I remember it is less than 127B, 128-65535 and 65535 or above. The packet headers of the three are different. Is it only less than 127B? of?
Have you solved this problem? I also encountered this problem. A simple websocket service implemented in Python can simply transmit images, and the client uses HTML5 to receive it. Debugging is normal under Windows, but under Linux, the connection is successful but the picture cannot be received
Did the information you sent exceed the size? If you implemented the websocket server yourself, I remember it is less than 127B, 128-65535 and 65535 or above. The packet headers of the three are different. Is it only less than 127B? of?
Have you solved this problem? I also encountered this problem. A simple websocket service implemented in Python can simply transmit images, and the client uses HTML5 to receive it. Debugging is normal under Windows, but under Linux, the connection is successful but the picture cannot be received
No, I gave up WS for the time being and used the asynchronous refresh mode first