Building a Simple Peer-to-Peer WebSocket App – Part 2

Building a Simple Peer-to-Peer WebSocket App – Part 2: In Part 1, we looked at the completed application, which we’ll start building here.
Before we get started with actual development, let’s take a look at the starting application. Open a new browser tab or window with the starting application in JSFiddle.
The starting app is as simple as it gets. First, take a look at the HTML code, then read the explanations below the code snippet.
Let’s move on to the JavaScript code. While walking through the JavaScript code, we’ll see the power of messaging. One of the key differentiators that sets the Kaazing WebSocket Gateway apart from other WebSocket servers is its extensive support for rich business protocols and messaging APIs on top of the WebSocket standard, including XMPP, JMS, and AMQP. This tutorial focuses on the most widely used messaging API: Java Message Service (JMS).
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