Client (webpage) and Server (netty) communication with websocket.

What you should do: 1. Create a java -application that opens up a websocket using netty 2. Create a webpage with no content. 3. Create a java script that is embedded or referred to from the webpage. 4. When the webpage is loaded, the javascript should open a websocket connection to the server. 5. Create a textfield and a button on the webpage (they dont have to be pretty). 6. When pushing the button, the javascript should send the text to the server. 7. When the server receives the text message from the client, it should parse the message and send back a message saying "Server reveived the following: "+clientMessage. 8. When the client receives the message from the server it should pop a dialogbox dusplaying the message that the server sent. Requirements. [login to view URL] have to use Netty 4.0.x [login to view URL] have to implement the server using a netty pipeline to encode/decode the protocols. (I expect it to be similar to the Netty websocket server example) [login to view URL] java server code must not have any other dependencied that on Netty 4.0.x 4. Your client side code should be very simple. I expect one html page and one javascript page. You can also embed the javascript into the html page if you want. 5. The server application must run on java 7.x hotspot JVM. [login to view URL] client application must run on crome 40.x and newer and firefox 36.x and newer This task should be very easy for someone familliar to Netty and websockets. This should not take more than a could of hours to complete. If the job is well done there will be followups to extend this task with ssl and google protocolbuffers. Also alot of other things. I would like to establish a relationship with a developer for future work. If you are interested put this line first in your answer: "Netty project". Provide a short description of your experience with netty, webdevelopment, GWT, protocol buffers and webb traffic communication.