Hello,
I recently upgraded meteor for web/server application from 1.1.0.3 to 1.4.4.1 to use ReactJS and React Router instead of Blaze and Iron Router.
Everything worked like a charm until I deployed it to the remote server on AWS.
The web app still works fine, but there is a 404 error when I try DDP.connect from the Android Native App.
The current server has nodejs 4.8.* version and I am not using NGINX proxy at the moment, but instead, direct the request to meteor service port from ELB.
Android app makes DDP connection using the following format: wss://{mobile.myapp.com}/websocket
I noticed that the older version (1.1.0.3) has a different internal ddp / websocket modules from the latest version. Could this make this difference?
Or is there I have forgotten to add / remove?
I also tried the followings as well without success:
- set release to 1.3.* version,
- direct from ELB to NGINX, then redirect to Meteor service (same error)
- tried ‘meteor npm rebuild’ in the deployment shell script
- tried each or both:
meteor run android-device --mobile-server=localhost:80XX
meteor --mobile-server IP:PORT --port 80XX - tried each or both:
export DISABLE_WEBSOCKETS=1
export DDP_DEFAULT_CONNECTION_URL=“https://mobile.myapp.com”
It is really frustrating to have struggled with meteor over a year. I feel like I have spent more time trying to find workarounds on issues rather than learning its system properly.
Any advice or opinion, suggestion, … anything will be much appreciated.
Thank you.