This example illustrates how to subscribe to Shape topics using Web Integration Service. The samples read are drawn on a Canvas using Fabric—a simple JavaScript framework.

To run the web-based version of this example from RTI Launcher:

• Open the Web Integration Service dialog from the Services tab.
• Select the shapesDemoAllShapes configuration and click on run.
• Open RTI Shapes Demo from the Tools tab and publish some shapes on Domain 0.
• Finally, open the JavaScript client to see all the shapes that are being published.

For more information on how to run this example using the command-line, check out this README file.

The Simple Shapes Demo example is available in the following languages:

• JavaScript

This example illustrates how to configure Web Integration Service and different client applications to subscribe to Square Topics using Long Polling. Long Polling emulates a server push mechanism over HTTP by configuring client and server applications to perform long-lasting HTTP requests that do not trigger an immediate response.

To run the web-based version of this example from RTI Launcher:

• Open the Web Integration Service dialog from the Services tab.
• Select the shapesDemoTutorial configuration and click on run.
• Open RTI Shapes Demo from the Tools tab and publish some Squares on Domain 0.
• Finally, open the JavaScript client to see the squares that are being published.

For more information on how to run this example using the command-line, check out this README file.

The Long Polling example is available in the following languages:

• JavaScript
• Python

This example illustrates how to subscribe to Shape topics using Web Integration Service's WebSocket API. The samples read are drawn on a Canvas using Fabric—a simple JavaScript framework.

To run the web-based version of this example from RTI Launcher:

• Open the Web Integration Service dialog from the Services tab.
• Select the shapesDemoAllShapes configuration and click on run.
• Open RTI Shapes Demo from the Tools tab and publish some shapes on Domain 0.
• Finally, open the JavaScript client to see all the shapes that are being published.

For more information on how to run this example using the command-line, check out this README file.

The Simple Shapes Demo example is available in the following languages:

• JavaScript