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Hi @Pratik.MShah,
The answer to your questions is yes. RTO is capable of delivering data over websocket protocol and hence supports all programming languages/frameworks which have websocket support. See this for examples in few of these languages.
While, we don't have a NodeJS example for RTO, you can use this NodeJS example as a starting point to develop your own. RTO will need a mechanism to get an access token, and use Service Discovery to get the server hostname and port.
Hi @Pratik.MShah,
The answer to your questions is yes. RTO is capable of delivering data over websocket protocol and hence supports all programming languages/frameworks which have websocket support. See this for examples in few of these languages.
While, we don't have a NodeJS example for RTO, you can use this NodeJS example as a starting point to develop your own. RTO will need a mechanism to get an access token, and use Service Discovery to get the server hostname and port.
Hi @Pratik.MShah
The RTO (RealTime Optimized) solution offers the ability to either stream updates or perform a snapshot of an item at any time. To provide some details of the different ways to access the data, you can refer to the Real-Time SDKs and WebSocket section within the Developer Community.
The WebSocket service does not rely on a specific library to access data but rather uses the WebSocket protocol to exchange JSON messages. Because of this, developers are free to utilize any programming language of their choice.
I would suggest you refer to the multiple examples within GitHub WebSocket