> CheerpJ can run existing, full Java applications from unmodified JARs, with no recompilation or pre-processing, straight from bytecode.
I'm kind of curious what limitations happen with networking?
As far as I know, there's no way to do direct socket / network IO in WASM. (IE, you need to use the fetch API.) Likewise, what if a jar uses HTTP, but uses an HTTP library that uses sockets?
I'm kind of curious what limitations happen with networking?
As far as I know, there's no way to do direct socket / network IO in WASM. (IE, you need to use the fetch API.) Likewise, what if a jar uses HTTP, but uses an HTTP library that uses sockets?