This won’t work for sockets going over the flashsocket transport (it doesn’t send the server the needed cookies) but it reliably works for everything else. I just disable the flashsocket transport in my code. To make it work, in the express/connect side, I explicitly define the session store so I can use it inside socket: … Read more
I think the following should work: // fire request request({ url: url, method: “POST”, json: requestData }, … In this case, the Content-type: application/json header is automatically added.
The solution is surprisingly simple. It’s just not very well documented. It is possible to use the express session middleware as a Socket.IO middleware too with a small adapter like this: sio.use(function(socket, next) { sessionMiddleware(socket.request, socket.request.res, next); }); Here’s a full example with express 4.x, Socket.IO 1.x and Redis: var express = require(“express”); var Server … Read more
I’ve cheked your code on a clean ExpressJS app and it works just fine. Try move your app.use(allowCrossDomain) to the top of configure function.
Sure end ends the HTTP response, but it doesn’t do anything special to your code. You can continue doing other things even after you’ve ended a response. What you can’t do, however, is do anything useful with res. Since the response is over, you can’t write more data to it. res.send(…); res.write(‘more stuff’); // throws … Read more
I have mine broken up as follows: ~/app |~controllers | |-monkey.js | |-zoo.js |~models | |-monkey.js | |-zoo.js |~views | |~zoos | |-new.jade | |-_form.jade |~test | |~controllers | |-zoo.js | |~models | |-zoo.js |-index.js I use Exports to return what’s relevant. For instance, in the models I do: module.exports = mongoose.model(‘PhoneNumber’, PhoneNumberSchema); and then … Read more
The answer to your question is no. You don’t have to call res.end() if you call res.send(). res.send() calls res.end() for you. Taken from /lib/response.js, here is the end of the res.send() function: //. . . // respond this.end(head ? null : body); return this; }
I’ll answer my own question for the first time. I found an example straight from the source. Please forgive the poor indentation. I wasn’t sure how to indent properly when copying and pasting. The code comes straight from Express multipart/form-data example on GitHub. // Expose modules in ./support for demo purposes require.paths.unshift(__dirname + ‘/../../support’); /** … Read more
This is the answer: if (Date.now() >= exp * 1000) { return false; }
Corrigendum: this information is now wrong, keep scrolling! there was an issue with the script causing the Restify test to be conducted on an unintended route. This caused the connection to be kept alive causing improved performance due to reduced overhead. This is 2015 and I think the situation has changed a lot since. Raygun.io … Read more