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[marchage]

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[tjkemper]

@marchage

In the file /ng/websockets.js change the port to 3001

In server.js, the following line was added: var port = process.env.PORT || 3000;
And in protractor.conf.js we specify the port to be 3001:
onPrepare: function(){ process.env.PORT = 3001; require('./server') }

So when you run a protractor test, node listens to 3001, but our WebSocket logic is still looking for 3000.

Look at page 140 for a solution that does not require hard coding a port.

Essentially the solution is to alter the line where you declare url in file /ng/websockets.js
var url = "ws://" + window.location.host;