Hi all,

thanks for the answers. I finally ended up in doing the following:

Create socket:

 my $sslSocket = IO::Socket::SSL->new(
    Listen             => 5,
    LocalPort          => XXXX,
    Proto              => 'tcp',
    SSL_server         => 1,
    SSL_startHandshake => 1,
    SSL_cert_file      => 'CRT',
    SSL_key_file       => 'KEY',
    ReuseAddr          => 1,
    Blocking           => 0
  );

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Create Websocket Server via Async Lib:

  my $server = Net::Async::WebSocket::Server->new(
    ...
  );

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Create Async Loop and add server to that loop:

  my $loop = IO::Async::Loop->new;
  $loop->add( $server );

  $server->listen(
    handle => $sslSocket
  )->get;

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In the main loop watching the socket for new clients, connect clients, watch their socket and if data for reading is there:

  while($loop->loop_once(0.0001) > 0) {
  };

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The "loop_once" call basically acts as long as there is "something to do", but exists eventually. With that concept my requirement works pretty well.

Bye

In reply to Re: Net::Async::WebSocket::Server in a separate main loop by Talkabout
in thread Net::Async::WebSocket::Server in a separate main loop by Talkabout

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