Add WebSocket support with Jakarta WebSocket integration
- Implemented WebSocketSession abstract class with callback-based API - Added ServletWebSocketSession with full Jakarta WebSocket bridging - Created @WebSocket annotation for declarative endpoint marking - Updated JettyApp to initialize Jakarta WebSocket container - Split Request/Response into abstract base and servlet implementations - Moved JettyApp to jabba.servlet package - Moved annotations to jabba.decor package - Added comprehensive WebSocket test suite (5 tests, all passing) - Updated README.md with WebSocket documentation and examples - All 31 tests passing (async, sync, security, websocket, database) - Fixed spelling errors in README.md
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@@ -22,10 +22,10 @@ public class TerminalTest {
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name="dbo.Maps"
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)
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public static class Maps extends DBO{
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public static Field map_id=Field.Int("map_id").setPk(true);
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public static Field map_name=Field.Str("map_name");
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public static Field created=Field.DateTime("created");
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public static Field active=Field.Bool("active");
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public static Field map_id=Field.Int("Map_id").setPk(true);
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public static Field map_name=Field.Str("Map_name");
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public static Field created=Field.DateTime("Created");
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public static Field active=Field.Bool("Active");
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static{
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//Entity.publish(Maps.class);
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}
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