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Is there any way to use STOMP for iOS

I searched the Internet high and low and never got it anywhere. I am trying to connect to a STOMP server in order to access some data channels . I found several Objective-C wrappers , but the documentation does not exist, and the pre ARC code generates enough warnings to make my head explode.

I am new to this area and really appreciate the point in the right direction. Is there any iOS API that will handle this? Or does anyone else know some kind of ARC code that will do the job?

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If you are looking for a library that works on sockets, the objc-stomp library still does not support ARC, but there are some forks that are ARC:

If you are looking for the one that works on web sockets, I made a fork of the same library that works on websockets https://github.com/nmaletm/objc-stomp (but this is not ARC at the moment).

But remember that if the problem in the ARC vs no-ARC, you can disable it for some of the files that make it fooobar.com/questions/882 / ... .

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STOMP, ARC . → STOMPKit

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I ported StompKit to work on websocket for iOS. If you already have a server that can handle STOMP via websocket, you can reuse it for your iOS client: WebsocketStompKit

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