there is $serv in the callback function of swoole, such as onOpen onMessage, but what if you want to push a message to the client somewhere else?
used to use $serv- > push ($fd,$data);
but how to solve this if serv doesn"t exist anywhere else?
there is $serv in the callback function of swoole, such as onOpen onMessage, but what if you want to push a message to the client somewhere else?
used to use $serv- > push ($fd,$data);
but how to solve this if serv doesn"t exist anywhere else?
put it simply: "somewhere else"-"connect to server -" $serv- > push ($fd,$data);
details: in other php-fpm programs, you need tcp to connect to the service started through swoole, and then find the user you want to send ($fd), and then send
actually there is an onRequest callback in swoole, just listen in this callback.
complete the logic with parameters through the crul request. For example: http://www.demo.com:9501/?param=123456
first of all, I don't know where else you're talking about, specifically how the code is organized. Well, without the code, I can only guess.
you may want to use this server, in controller, but controller may be called by the swoole file through call_user_func.
in this case, you can pass serv directly as a parameter to the business code by passing parameters;
then, in addition, you can also try global;
thanks for the invitation. You can try listening to an event on a service with $serv, and then calling it somewhere else. $serv receives the listener and starts processing logic
I just had a problem with this scenario.
my assumption is that by building a websocket client connection on the server side to request, the business can still be written in onMessage.
for example, if I make a controller, of a scheduled task to trigger an active push to someone in a scheduled task, this controller must have no websocket server method, but can only build a websocket client in controller.
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