Open andreas-eberle opened 7 years ago
the client advocated on SO is valid, however we have also a WIP development of a Java client for both TCP and websocket here https://github.com/vert-x3/vertx-eventbus-bridge-clients/tree/java-client
when the https://github.com/vert-x3/vertx-eventbus-bridge-clients/tree/java-client will be released we will provide examples for it I think
Thanks @vietj: Is there an ETA for the official client?
we want to make a release of all clients, but I don't have yet an ETA. @pmlopes WDYT ?
Currently we need tests, all bridges build fine we just need to test if everything is fine, Everyone is welcome to join!
Is there a good example where I can see the usage? And are the artefacts available via Maven Central or something like that? Because then I could start my project with this client and if I experience some problems, report back to you.
@andreas-eberle at the moment you need to build them yourself from the sources. The new client is standalone and only depends on Netty and json library. I believe we could setup a CI for the client to publish snapshots though.
@pmlopes we also need to come up with a release plan / strategy, specially for binaries if we have some
There's a pr pending showcasing binary uploads to bintray. We need to get an official account since the pr uses my own account.
@pmlopes @vietj any update on this?
Is it possible to configure Gradle to try it straight from the GitHub?
I want to create a client server application much like the realtime bidding example or the realtime news feed example but with a Java client.
I already asked on Stackoverflow and was told to use the TCP eventbus bridge with this Java client.
I was wondering if this is the correct solution and if so, why is there no official Java TCP eventbus client? Could you add a version of the realtime news feed example with a java client?