sockjs server not working with gorilla/websocket

[ShawnMilo]

I have an existing Go application which uses gorilla/websocket. I also have a test suite written in Go which uses gorilla/websocket's websocket.Dialer to connect to an instance of the application and exercise a bunch of functionality. This all works.

I replaced gorilla/websocket with sockjs in the application. Now my test client, using gorilla/websocket can no longer connect to it. I always get bad handshake. My actual handler never gets called -- I have a log statement as the first line, and it never logs anything.

I've tried these variations:

socketJSHandler := sockjs.NewHandler("/chat", sockjs.DefaultOptions, socketHandler)
socketJSHandler := sockjs.NewHandler("/", sockjs.DefaultOptions, socketHandler)
socketJSHandler := sockjs.NewHandler("/chat/", sockjs.DefaultOptions, socketHandler)

I've also tried using custom options instead of the defaults.

On the client side, I've tried to connect to:

ws://ip_address:9999/
ws://ip_address:9999/chat
ws://ip_address:9999/chat/
ws://ip_address:9999/chat/websocket
ws://ip_address:9999/chat/websocket/

http://ip_address:9999/
http://ip_address:9999/chat
http://ip_address:9999/chat/
http://ip_address:9999/chat/websocket
http://ip_address:9999/chat/websocket/

So, my socketHandler function never gets called, and gorilla/websockets gets a "bad handshake" message every time I connect to sockjs. I'm using the same version of gorilla/websockets in all places.

Am I doing something wrong, or is this possibly a bug?

[ShawnMilo]

Oops, I realized I opened this in the sockjs client project, not the server. Closing this one for that one.