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  • Overview
    • Introduction
      • Future Features
    • License & Disclaimer
    • APIM Architecture
      • Production Deployments and Capacity
      • Functions
      • Integration
    • Key Concepts
      • API Group
      • API Scope
      • API Client
      • End-to-End Workflow Combining API Group, API Scope, and API Client
        • Scenario: API Management for an E-commerce Platform
    • Support
    • Glossary
    • Scenarios
      • Financial Industry
        • Transforming Financial Services with digiRunner API Management
        • Redefining Financial Data Migration with digiRunner API Management Platform
      • Manufacturing Industry
        • Enabling Smart Manufacturing with Seamless API Integration and Automation via digiRunner
        • Streamlining Global Operations with API Management via digiRunner
      • Medical Industry
        • Enhancing Healthcare Data Integration and Security with digiRunner API Management
        • Revolutionizing Healthcare Interoperability with digiRunner’s Advanced API Framework
      • Insurance Industry
        • Modernizing Insurance Services with digiRunner API Management
        • Modernizing Insurance with digiRunner—Bridging Legacy Systems and Microservices
      • Government and Public Services
        • Empowering Open Government Services with digiRunner: A Mission for Integration and Transformation
        • Streamlining Public Sector Innovation via digiRunner: Driving Citizen-Centric Digital Transformation
  • Get Started
    • Installing digiRunner API Management
      • SMTP Configuration
    • Registering Your First APIs with digiRunner
    • Client Authorization and Calling APIs
    • Rate Limiting
    • Proxy Caching
    • Load Balancing
    • Sandbox Testing
    • VIP Gateway Priority Settings
    • JWE Certificate
  • Configuring IP Whitelisting via IP Binding
  • Most common use cases
    • Obtaining API Keys and Calling APIs
    • API IP Diversion
    • Viewing Real-time API Logs
    • Enabling APIs and No Auth in Batches with API Imported
    • Role-Based Access Management within a Hierarchical Structure
    • Simplified OIDC Login with Predefined Organizational Frameworks
    • Resetting User Password and Confirmation Email for Admin Console User
  • Guide
    • AC User Management
      • Users
      • My Profile
      • Roles
      • Role Mapping
      • Organization
      • Role & txID
      • Delegate AC User
      • AC OAuth 2.0 IdP
      • AC LDAP IdP
      • AC MLDAP IdP
      • AC API IdP
    • Development Mode
      • Function Management
      • Rtn Code Management
      • Embedded Function Management
    • Client Management
      • API Client
      • API Group
      • API Scope
      • Authentications
      • Security Level
      • GTW OAuth 2.0 IdP
      • GTW LDAP IdP
      • GTW API IdP
      • GTW JDBC IdP
      • Client Export/Import
    • API Management
      • API List
      • API Registry
      • API Test
      • API Modify Batch
    • Monitor & Alert
      • digiRunner Server
      • Alert Settings
    • Reports
      • API Calls
      • API RESP distribution
      • API Avg. RESP Time
      • API GTW traffic
      • Bad Attempt Report
    • Certificate Management
      • JWE Cert. List
      • JWE Cert. Management
      • TLS Cert. List
      • TLS Cert. Management
    • Application Forms
      • API Key
      • Applications
      • Approval Flow Settings
    • System Information
      • API Key Approval History
      • Scheduled Tasks
      • Recurring Tasks
      • Mail Log
    • System Configs
      • Setting
      • Items
      • Files
      • Customer Setting
      • Online Console
      • WebSocket Proxy Management
      • Static Webpage Reverse Proxy
      • RDB Connection
      • Mail Template Export/Import
  • API Integration Guide
    • Using Token for Authentication and Authorization
      • OpenID Connect (OIDC) Mode
      • Client Credentials Mode
      • Password Mode
    • Using X API Key for Authentication and Authorization
      • Applying for X API Key
      • Obtaining X API Key
      • Calling APIs Registered in digiRunner with X API Key
    • Using API Key for Authentication and Authorization
      • Applying for API Key
      • Obtaining API Key and Secret Key
      • Calculating the Signature and DGRK
      • Calling APIs Registered in digiRunner with API Key
    • Using HTTP Basic and OAuth for Authentication and Authorization
      • Calling APIs Registered in digiRunner with Basic Auth
      • Calling APIs Registered in digiRunner with No OAuth
    • Token Lifecycle Management Mechanism
      • Applying Refresh Token
      • Token Revocation
      • Token Introspection
    • JWS/JWE Integration
      • JWS Workflow
      • JWE Workflow
      • Exchanging Public Keys
      • Generating Certificate
      • Operating with JWS
      • Operating with JWE
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WebSocket Proxy is an interlayer service used to forward WebSocket communications. When WebSocket communications involve cross-domain or security restrictions, WebSocket Proxy can act as an intermediary to make WebSocket communications run smoothly in different environments.

WebSocket is an agreement that enables full-duplex communication in web applications, allowing real-time data exchange between clients and servers. WebSocket Proxy receives requests from WebSocket clients and forwards them to the WebSocket server, and returns the response from the WebSocket server to the client.

Create WebSocket Proxy

  1. Click Create to access the creation page.

  1. Fill in the data or make selections as instructed below. The fields marked with “*” are required.

  • Site*: Refers to the website or server that provides the WebSocket Agent Service.

  • WebSocket Target*: Refers to the actual target server that receives data in WebSocket communications. When a WebSocket connection request is initiated by the client, the target WebSocket server is the target.

  • Remark: The description for this site.

  1. Click Create to save and exit.

Search WebSocket Proxy

Search for the WebSocket Proxy by entering keywords.

View WebSocket Proxy

Update WebSocket Proxy

  1. Modify the desired fields, and click Update to save and exit.

Delete WebSocket Proxy

  1. A warning prompt displaying the message “Confirm Delete?” will pop up. Click Confirm to delete the file and exit.

Search for the WebSocket Proxy to view details, and click on theicon to access the Details page of the WebSocket Proxy.

Search for the WebSocket Proxy to modify, and click on the icon to access the update page.

Search for the file to delete, and click on the icon to proceed.