Enable WebRTC connections to be made to the Domain, i.e., add Web client support. #1469
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WebRTC Signaling Channel
Conditionally include WebRTCSignalingServer.h
…annel # Conflicts: # domain-server/src/DomainServer.h
Update WebRTC Windows package
Update webapp feature branch with current master
WebRTC revisions and updates including the addition of secure connections.
Fix SSL WebSocket Domain server crash.
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The following links are available: build (macOS-10.15, client) build (ubuntu-18.04, full)
build (windows-latest, full) |
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I tested it with Kalila on Linux server and both native and web clients, and everything, including chat and messages works perfectly. |
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Windows server functionality is also tested now and works correcly except for slightly choppy audio from web client. |
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Enables browser clients using the Web SDK to connect to the domain server and assignment clients via WebRTC.
WebRTC connections can be enabled/disabled in the server settings. An SSL certificate is required if running a public domain - the Web client needs to be served via HTTPS in order for Web audio to work, which means that the WebSocket used to establish the WebRTC connection with the domain server also needs to be SSL. (If running on localhost or local network, the Web client can be served via HTTP and Web audio will still work, and no SSL cert is required.)