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All response message has a "success" item indicating whether the request
be successfully handled. If anything unexpected happens, "success" is
False, and an additional "error" item presents recording the detail.
Also add some more stubs which are necessary for the Web UI.
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Finish the "_set_configs()" function to implement the "set" action
for "_handle_configs()".
Also change the "status" keyword to "success" to be more intuitive.
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Add internal method "_get_configs()" which implement the "get" action
part of the "_handle_configs()" method.
TODO: implement the "set" action part.
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* Server side:
+ Update the "on_message()" method to support 3 types of message
requests (i.e., "configs", "console", and "results");
+ Add messages stub handlers: "_handle_{configs,console,results}()";
+ Reorder the methods
+ Client side:
+ Change timeout before reconnection to 3000 ms;
+ Parse the received JSON message to JS object;
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FIXME/TODO:
How to determine the WebSocket origin is in the same subnet as the
server? An additional network mask required to determine this.
How does this additional mask passed?
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NOTE:
This "FG21simWSHandler" is still very preliminary, and there are a
lot of necessary functions need to be implemented.
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Tornado: http://www.tornadoweb.org/
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