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Alright, forget websockets -  I went ahead and put together a HTTP server and Library, and they work. Of course, now I can't get the server to connect to the database, probably because it can't find the conf file that tells it how. I'll take a look at that tommorrow.

Welp, websockets are being exceptionally difficult. I put up a stackoverflow question, but I don't know if anyone is going to be able to help me. If not, I'm thinking of ditching websockets entirely and just using HTTP to send requests. I'm pretty sure I can squish the BSON into HTTP requests somehow, and HTTP is a better fit for Agora than websockets is anyways - Agora tends to follow the Request-response model, not the constant two way streaming model. HTTP is also a much older and thus more thoroughly tested and documented system than websockets, which will be nice - much of my difficulties with websockets have been due to having a hard time finding information on it.

Trying to get my websockets to talk, and they're having none of it. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28523294/websocket-web-application-access-denied-java-util-propertypermission-org-gla

.... for what it's worth: Don't google fletching. Go directly to wikipedia and look for the article there. Otherwise you might read something you don't want to read

*Immediately Googles it*

... the Runescape wiki?

Urbandictionary. 'nough said.

Alright, so I've written both the client and server side websocket classes. Now I just need to figure out how to make the tomcat server run the server side code and we're off to the races.

Oh, don't be so obtuse II.

Anti-semitism is pretty deeply rooted amongst western culture in general, is that what you mean? Unless you're just talkig about opposition to israel, which I don't think is anti-Semitic, at least inherently.

Yeah, that's what I did. That's why I moved a bunch of methods to IJAgoraLib. So that don't need to have two copies in both JAgoraLib ad JAgoraWebSocketLib. The only thing that should matter is how the binary data is sent from place to place, after that, all the same methods are used to parse and respond to it.