how to use websocket.send

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Hello programmers, I try to use websocket,so I write a html like this:

HTML

<html>
    <body onload="init()">   <input id="su" value="sendit"  type="submit"  />   
    <script> 
    var WsHandler={    };  
    function init()
    {           
      WsHandler.ws= new WebSocket( "wss://192.168.1.176:8443/baseapp/wss" );  
      WsHandler.ws.onopen = function(evt)
            {  
                WsHandler.ws.onmessage =
                                function(e){ console.log('recv: '+ e.data); };
                WsHandler.SendMsg=WsHandler.ws.send;
          };

          var a=0;
         function sendit(){ WsHandler.SendMsg("v"+a++); }
        document.getElementById("su").addEventListener("click",sendit,false);  
    }
    </script>
    </body>
</html>

when I click the button,I get an error:
TypeError: 'send' called on an object that does not implement interface WebSocket.

so I write function sendit() like this:
function sendit() { WsHandler.ws.send("v"+a++ ); }

the websocket can send data now.

why I can not use WsHandler.SendMsg() to send message ?

Posted 26-Jan-15 20:53pm

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