Is it possible to mix `websocket` routes and `http` routes? I get a `500` hitting an `http` route wh...

# ktor

[pardom]

Is it possible to mix websocket routes and http routes? I get a 500 hitting an http route when a websocket route is open. I thought it would suspend.

[gotoOla]

@pardom how do you mean? ws and http are two different protocols so one is exposed with ws (or wss) and the other one with http (or https)

[pardom]

I’m configuring the routing block with get and webSocket. The get block response correctly until the webSocket route is hit, upon which the get block returns a 500. I had assumed that each route would suspend, allowing each route to respond concurrently, it appears that they block each other.

[pardom]

Using the example from https://ktor.io/servers/features/websockets.html, here’s an example:

routing {
    get("/hello") {
        call.respond("Hello, World")
    }

    webSocket("/") { // websocketSession
        for (frame in incoming) {
            when (frame) {
                is Frame.Text -> {
                    val text = frame.readText()
                    outgoing.send(Frame.Text("YOU SAID: $text"))
                    if (text.equals("bye", ignoreCase = true)) {
                        close(CloseReason(CloseReason.Codes.NORMAL, "Client said BYE"))
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

[gotoOla]

hm yes different endpoints should definitely be able to respond in parallel, I had a look in my code and it seems I have never mixed them in the same routing-block though. Do you see anything in the logs when the endpoint returns a 500?