@1565
You can convert your websockets server as a proxy to translate request to hfs with some spécial section
Ok. Good. But I think, will be better to you can realize this as separate internal module.
For example, to do live updating the dynamic data, or chat, or show the stats about downloading on the webpage,
will be better to keep one connection with client,
and do not accept from this client many connections, after sending each query on the server,
which will be closed by client, after receive response.
But if you offer to open many connections on the proxy, then this websocket-connection have no any sence,
and server loading still not will be lower.
hi, websockets are nice, but hfs is missing much more basic features, considering its file-server nature 
I just leaved it here, because if you have free time, you can just for fun, see the documentation, about how it works,
and see that source code, about how to implement it, up to .NET Framework 2.0,
and maybe, using this code, you can implement this too, but on Objective Pascal, and more easy.
Cheers!
