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kevoree-group-ws v5.3.2

This group uses WebSockets to propagate models over the connected nodes. If the attribute master is specified (using the instance name of one of the connected nodes) then a WebSocket server will be listening on that node using the port attribute specified in the fragment dictionary of that particular node and every other nodes connected to that group will try to connect to that master node.If master is empty, then every connected node will try to start a WebSocket server using their port fragment attribute. The attributes onConnect and onDisconnect expects KevScript strings to be given to them optionally. If set, onConnect KevScript will be executed on the master node when a new client connects to the master server (and onDisconnect will be executed when a node disconnects from the master server) NB: onConnect & onDisconnect can reference the current node that triggered the process by using this notation: {nodeName} NB2: {groupName} is also available and resolves to the current WSGroup instance name NB3: onConnect & onDisconnect are not triggered if the client nodeName does not match the regex given in the filter parameter

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