TsgcWebSocketClient | WebSocket Redirections

When the client connects to a WebSocket server, the server can return an HTTP Response Code 30x. If the response code is 301, it means that the location has been moved permanently, and the new URL is provided in the Location HTTP Header.

The WebSocket client handles redirections automatically, so if it detects that the server response contains a redirection, it will disconnect the current connection and attempt to connect to the new Location URL.

Example

1. Client first tries to connect to url ws://127.0.0.1:5000
2. Server returns a Response Code of 301 and contains a Header Location with the value ws://80.50.1.2:3000
3. Client reads the Response from server, detects that it is a redirection and reads the Location
1. First disconnects the current connection.
2. Updates the URL property with the value of the Location Header (ws://80.50.1.2:3000)
3. Connects to the new server.