Desktop App
For all common operating systems, a desktop app is an application. Since the use of the online version of the application for very loaded systems with a large number of resources is not always a convenient solution. It is entirely driven by the need for such an application.
This is a software that, even without connecting to the Internet, allows you to use different ecosystem modules. And it is easy to use absolutely all of the utilities when linked to the Internet.
Web socket technology will be used for certain connections to ensure immediate contact between the server and the application. This two-way communication helps to allow the most efficient use of the data generated by the application.
The requests from the application will first be sent with the necessary data to a special port of the HTTP server distributor to create such a connection, after which a hidden dynamic link will be given that will only be stored during the session with the user. The user is already trying to link to the web socket technology after this connection:
Firstly, the OPTIONS request is used to connect the server and the application to each other..
If the port is ready to accept a WS connection, the server sends the HTTP 101 response code to the next GET message, signaling its readiness to modify the protocol.
The protocol then changes and the server exchanges "Greetings" packages with the client on the WS channel.
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