Websocket's don't handle large amounts of data.

[troyedwardsjr]

I haven't seen this server crash in a while but I saved it in notepad and thought I might as well post an issue.

Called from ? line 1
Called from Main.hx line 102
Called from Main.hx line 15
Called from a C function
Called from Main.hx line 78
Called from mphx/server/impl/Server.hx line 80

Called from mphx/server/impl/Server.hx line 197
Called from mphx/connection/impl/WebsocketProtocol.hx line 174
Called from mphx/connection/impl/WebsocketProtocol.hx line 277
Uncaught exception - Overflow
Error: Command failed with error 1

Seems you left a comment here in the code:
// TODO: prevent data truncation

[5Mixer]

Thanks for raising the issue! When this library was made, a lot of the code was branched from hxnet's implementation of networking, and while a lot of the code has changed, the websocket implementation is virtually the same as it was in hxnet. It would seem that this particular piece of code is deep into the websocket protocol standard and messes with memory operators, which is not something I'm great at.

This issue should arise when large amounts of data is sent. I'll work on resolving this as I study the websocket protocol further (ie - FIL packets and packet fragmentation.)