How is this project even alive

[Dustinhoefer]

Nothing has been worked on in 5 years, over 104 open issues and not even the examples work....

Too bad, really wanted to use it.

[forresthopkinsa]

There are a lot of old codebases that still use this in production, and unfortunately even in 2025 there remain not a lot of options for STOMP support on Android. There was a very promising new library called Scarlet that was supposed to solve this problem for us, but sadly it never materialized.

[cristianonescu]

Nothing has been worked on in 5 years, over 104 open issues and not even the examples work....

Too bad, really wanted to use it.

well.. it actually works :D you just have to figure out how to use it. I use it in a project and except for some small issues that I fixed myself.. does the job.

[cristianonescu]

@Dustinhoefer @forresthopkinsa #217

[marain87]

ref to : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75313837/how-do-i-connect-to-a-spring-stomp-websocket-using-a-native-android-client

OkHttp, Scarlet, and Ktor don't support STOMP out of the box (at least not yet), maybe we need to change another library called "Krossbow".

[forresthopkinsa]

Krossbow looks very useful!