msquic-java

prerequists

1. At least JDK 21
2. Follow the instructions modify-gradle-compiler-args to install the java-agent for Gradle
3. Clone and compile the modified msquic
4. If you are using Windows, you will need MinGW UCRT64

tasks

• pniGenerate: generate files
• pniCompile: compile the c shim lib. On Windows, this is task does nothing, and you will have to run make build-native manually instead
• buildSampleNativeImage: build native image

scripts

You may add two scripts at the root of this project, for running the sample server and client.

my-server.sh

mode=""
task="runSampleServer"
GRAAL=`cat is-graal-build`
if [[ "$GRAAL" == "true" ]]
then
    mode="server"
    task="runSampleNativeImage"
fi

args="$mode cert=${PATH_TO_YOUR_TLS_CERT} key=${PATH_TO_YOUR_TLS_KEY}"

if [[ "$GRAAL" == "true" ]]
then
    ./gradlew $task --console=plain -DARGS="$args"
else
    ./gradlew $task --console=plain --args="$args"
fi

my-client.sh

mode=""
task="runSampleClient"
GRAAL=`cat is-graal-build`
if [[ "$GRAAL" == "true" ]]
then
    mode="client"
    task="runSampleNativeImage"
fi

args="$mode host=127.0.0.1 port=443"
SSLKEYLOGFILE="${PATH_TO_STORE_SSL_KEY_LOG_FILE}"

if [[ "$GRAAL" == "true" ]]
then
    SSLKEYLOGFILE="$SSLKEYLOGFILE" ./gradlew $task --console=plain -DARGS="$args"
else
    SSLKEYLOGFILE="$SSLKEYLOGFILE" ./gradlew $task --console=plain --args="$args"
fi

graal

To compile the graal native-image version code, change content of file ./is-graal-build to true.

windows

If you are using Windows, you will need MinGW UCRT64 to build and run, and you will have to call make build-native manually before running.