Room.js's "that.socket.on"

1

Hi all,

I’m attempting to write a port of the Erizo client in C++ from JavaScript.

With regard to Room.JS, I realize “that.socket” is referring to Socket.IO,
but what I’m not understanding is:

In the function “connectSocket”, I see lines like:

that.socket.on(‘onAddStream’, …
that.socket.on(‘onDataStream’, …
that.socket.on(‘onRemoveStream’, …

But referencing the rest of the source, I never see where these events
"onAddStream", “onDataStream”, “onRemoveStream” ever get called.

Can anyone provide some insight on how these callbacks would get called?

Thanks,

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Hi,

that callbacks are called from erizo_controller
(erizo_controller/erizoController/erizoController.js file) that is the
server side part of erizo. It is connected with the clients (that use erizo
client API and classes like Room.js) using socket.io

best regards,
Álvaro2013/9/26 TJ Grant tjgrant@tatewake.com

Hi all,

I’m attempting to write a port of the Erizo client in C++ from JavaScript.

With regard to Room.JS, I realize “that.socket” is referring to Socket.IO,
but what I’m not understanding is:

In the function “connectSocket”, I see lines like:

that.socket.on(‘onAddStream’, …
that.socket.on(‘onDataStream’, …
that.socket.on(‘onRemoveStream’, …

But referencing the rest of the source, I never see where these events
“onAddStream”, “onDataStream”, “onRemoveStream” ever get called.

Can anyone provide some insight on how these callbacks would get called?

Thanks,

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