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# JS-Marketplace: a Network Calculus Implementation
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Currently just a prototype.
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Some of the examples are standalone (e.g. the textfield example); some
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require a Racket server (e.g. the chat example).
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To install the Racket server:
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- download a [recent Racket](http://racket-lang.org/download/) (e.g. 5.93)
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- when Racket is installed, install the `rfc6455` and `minimart` packages:
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- `raco pkg install rfc6455`
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- `raco pkg install minimart`
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To run the Racket server:
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racket -l minimart/examples/broker
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The Racket server listens for tunnelled Network Calculus events via
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websocket on ports 8000 (HTTP) and 8443 (HTTPS, if you have a
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certificate available).
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Note that if you *don't* have a certificate available, then you will
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see complaints from the Racket server as it starts. These end up just
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being warnings, despite the severity of their appearance; the server
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should function normally on port 8000.
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