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Relating to a previous question I asked, I am building a Windows 8 c++ App that requires me to connect to a Node.js server running socket.io.
Does socket.io use any sort of special protocol on top of websockets? When I just do a dry connection, I get an error "HTTP Invalid Response."
I see a number of c++ websocket implementations, but I'm having a bit of a hard time trying to translate those concepts into the Windows 8 websocket implementation.
Check this implementation for windows store apps, it's a port to WinRT (C#) of the .Net client of socket.io.
https://socketio4winrt.codeplex.com/