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socket-service: is a microservice that consists of several classes related to a socket service in a Java Spring Boot application. Here's a brief overview of each class:

  1. SocketServiceApplication : This class serves as the entry point of the application. It starts the Spring Boot application by calling SpringApplication.run() .

  2. SocketServiceConfig : This class is a configuration class annotated with @Configuration and @EnableWebSocketMessageBroker . It configures the message broker and WebSocket endpoints using the WebSocketMessageBrokerConfigurer interface. point your browser to "http://localhost:8080/profile" after running the "|>" button.

  3. SocketServiceController : This class is annotated with @Controller and handles WebSocket messages. It has a handleMessage() method that receives messages sent to the "/message" destination and sends the processed message to the "/topic/messages" destination. The SocketServiceController also uses a SocketServiceRepository to save the received messages.

  4. SocketServiceRepository : This class is annotated with @Repository and defines the interface for the repository that handles data storage. It does not contain any method declarations in the provided code.

These classes work together to create a socket service that handles incoming messages, processes them, and saves them using a repository.

The js files in socket-service/src/main/resources/static directory are just samples. Replace 'ws://your-websocket-server-url' with the actual WebSocket server URL that you want to connect to.

This JavaScript code establishes a WebSocket connection, listens for incoming messages, and sends messages to the server using the socket.send() method.