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Yes I confirm that you can use a client directly implementing the TLCP protocol with COMMUNITY edition by leveraging the parameter:

<enabled_client_api>generic_client</enabled_client_api>

of...

From a technical point of view you should only be sure that the version of TLCP you implement is compatible with the version of the server in use. For example TLCP version 2.2.0 targets Lightstreamer...

A flutter/dart client is in our roadmap, but not in the very short term.
But in the past we have suggested a workaround to those interested in the Flutter/Dart platform which consists of leverage...

Have you tried to approach all redis operations in the getJSON method (open the connection, retrieve the json and close)?

Hi,

The error message seems not pertaining to redis but to the json parser.
Please have a look at this...

Could you add a very simple log to file in your adapters? Just to understand what is going on.

Have you tried launching the script from a shell? Have you noticed any error messages?

However, an example of a java adapter launch script for linux that you can use as a reference can be found in...

Ok, you should check your server log looking for messages like these:

Accepted connection (1) on the Notify socket on port 6721 from ...
Accepted connection (1) on the Request/Reply socket on...

Hi,

The server log confirms that http headers Origin and username are valued in the request parsed by the server.
Please be sure that the values are something you expect.


Origin:...

Please could you leverage the following log settings:

<logger name="LightstreamerLogger.connections" level="DEBUG"/>
<logger name="LightstreamerLogger.connections.http" level="DEBUG"/>

With...

Hi,

First I would check if http headers are actually present in the request and reach your adapter.
Can you add some logs to your adapter to view the values for origin and un?