Streaming socket service with EventMachine in Ruby not working -

I have the following event machine-based Ruby Client, but nothing is produced when connected to the server:

  Event Messine. Run Do conn = EventMachin :: HTTPEEET.net ('http: // localhost: 10000') http = conn.get http.stream do | Data | Data puts # It will have to install some intervals ("INT") {put 'IN'; Http.close; Event Markin. Stop} Trap ("TERM") {puts 'word'; Http.close; EventMachine.stop} and   
 and service:  
  module simulation class quoteService & lt; EM :: Connection def post_init says "Set up connection" # This output event mechanic. Ad_product_time (1) puts "test data" # this output sends (data "test data") end and event event.Choose signlat "INT") (Event MacInstop) SignalTrap ("TERM") {EventMachine.stop} Event Messine. Start_services ('0.0.0.0', 10000, Simulation :: Quotation service) End   
 I think there is something wrong with the service Any ideas why the client does nothing?   
 
 
 Both your servers and customers work fine for example the customer  google.com: Try connecting to 80  and you will see that it works.  
 Just for the server  Telnet Localhost 10000  and you will also see here that the server will start printing  test data .  
 But the problem is that your server is not compatible with your client. Your customer expects an HTTP server, but the server you are running is a simple  EM :: connection  that does not serve the HTTP client  
 So when the client connects, it expects a standard HTTP response, but whatever it is, the  test data  will never call the code  stream  of the code.  
 You need to either run an HTTP server, or  EM :: connection  instead of  HttpRequest . To wit. The client and the server need to talk to the same protocol.