

As of version 7.1.19, SWI-Prolog provides support for websockets. Websockets provide a simple message based protocol on top of TCP/IP that can be initiated using HTTP. This allows e.g., JavaScript to get a bi-directional link to a Prolog server.
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As of version 7.1.19, SWI-Prolog provides support for websockets. Websockets provide a simple message based protocol on top of TCP/IP that can be initiated using HTTP. This allows e.g., JavaScript to get a bi-directional link to a Prolog server.