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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I am working on a pilot project. It’s a web-based chat application (say
abc.com). I created a chat window (just the basic UI). What I wish now is from this chat window to chat with a customer support person who is on a different domain.Say for example, there is an e-commerce website
xyz.comand they have a live chat support available in their website. Is it possible to chat with the support person inxyz.comfromabc.com?I researched a bit on this and found out this can be accomplished using
WebSockets. Can anyone throw some more light on this like whether it is feasible, the technology stack which can be used / researched further for this project etc.?