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Eclipse Tyrus is the open source JSR 356 - Java API for WebSocket reference implementation for easy development of WebSocket applications. Eclipse Tyrus is also a Jakarta WebSocket 2.0 compatible implementation.
WebSocket protocol defined by IETF provides bi-directional communication between the server and the remote host. The pros are mainly the ability to communicate both ways, low latency and small communication overhead. Therefore Tyrus and WebSocket in general are suitable for web applications that require sending a huge volume of relatively small messages like online games or market ticker broadcasting.
Goals of Eclipse Tyrus project can be summarized in the following points:
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Track the Eclipse WebSocket API and provide regular releases of production quality implementations that ships with GlassFish;
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Provide APIs to extend Tyrus & Build a community of users and developers; and finally
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Make it easy to build websocket based web services utilising Java and the Java Virtual Machine.
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The project maintains the following source code repositories
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