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 **WebSocketSink** is a sink operator that can be used to send (broadcast) text or binary data to multiple clients. It can be configured to start a plain or secure WebSocket endpoint for the remote clients to connect in order to start receiving data from this operator. The WebSocket server running in this operator supports having multiple URL context paths for a given endpoint listening on a particular port. By using this feature, remote clients can connect to different URL context paths thereby letting the IBM Streams application logic to tailor which data items get sent to which group(s) of the remote clients. This is Send-only to multiple clients. This operator promotes the One-To-Many data access pattern.
 
-**HttpPost** is a utility operator provided by this toolkit to test the optional HTTP(S) text or binary data reception feature available in the WebSocketSource operator. This utility operator can send text or binary data and receive text or binary data in response from the remote server. This operator allows clients to send data via HTTP GET, PUT and POST. If other application scenarios see a fit for this utility operator, they can also use it as needed. If you clone this toolkit from the IBMStreams GitHub, then you must build this toolkit via `ant all` and `ant download-clean` from this toolkit's top-level directory. If there is no direct Internet access from the IBM Streams machine and if there is a need to go through a proxy server, then the `ant all` command may not work. In that case, you can try this command instead. `ant all -Dwebsocket.archive=file://localhost$(pwd)/ext -Dwebsocket.version=0.8.2 -Dboost.archive.src0=file://localhost$(pwd)/ext/boost-install-files/boost_1_73_0.tar.gz`
+**HttpPost** is a utility operator provided by this toolkit to test the optional HTTP(S) text or binary data reception feature available in the WebSocketSource operator. This utility operator can send text or binary data and receive text or binary data in response from the remote server. This operator allows clients to send data via HTTP GET, PUT and POST. If other application scenarios see a fit for this utility operator, they can also use it as needed. 
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+If you clone this toolkit from the IBMStreams GitHub, then you must build this toolkit via `ant all` and `ant download-clean` from this toolkit's top-level directory. If there is no direct Internet access from the IBM Streams machine and if there is a need to go through a proxy server, then the `ant all` command may not work. In that case, you can try this command instead. `ant all -Dwebsocket.archive=file://localhost$(pwd)/ext -Dwebsocket.version=0.8.2 -Dboost.archive.src0=file://localhost$(pwd)/ext/boost-install-files/boost_1_73_0.tar.gz`
 
 In a Streams application, these operators can either be used together or independent of each other.