Example code for the Getting Started with Netifi and Spring Boot Screencast - Part 2.
This builds upon the hello service created in Part 1 of this screen cast. Follow along and add code to complete the project.
If you get stuck, the solution branch contains the final code.
This example contains the following interesting projects / directories:
- docker - Docker Compose configuration for running a Netifi Broker.
- hello-client - RSocket client that calls the
hello-serviceand requests a hello. - hello-service - RSocket service that returns hello messages.
- hello-service-idl - Protobuf contract that defines the API of the
hello-serviceand is used to generate both the service and client code.
Run the following command to build the example:
./gradlew clean build
Follow the steps below to run the example:
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Ensure you have a running Netifi Broker. If not, run the following commands to start a new broker:
cd docker docker-compose up -
In a new terminal, run the following command to start the
hello-service:./gradlew :hello-service:bootRun -
In a new terminal, run the following command to start the
hello-clientand send a request to thehello-service:./gradlew :hello-client:bootRun
For bugs, questions, and discussions please use the Github Issues.
Support for Netifi and RSocket is available on the Netifi Community Forums.
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