git remote rm origin
已存在的文件夹或 Git 仓库 cd existing_folder git init git remote add origin git@gitee.com:walter80/finagle_java_examples.git git add . git commit git push -u origin master
thrift --gen java -o src/main/ src/main/thrift/hello.thrift
Quick example of building a Thrift-based client and server in Java with Finagle.
The examples provided with Finagle itself are geared toward Scala, so this code covers some stumbling blocks I encountered while getting up and running.
This is just a quick program I run through IntelliJ to create a server and clients, which issue a series of blocking and non-blocking requests, all while being quite chatty about it, to demonstrate the basic flow of a Finagle server.
Notes:
The Finagle pom points to several internal Twitter locations. I've excluded those references that caused compilation to fail.
Finagle uses a custom thrift compiler that emits Finagle-specific classes. It can be downloaded from here: https://github.com/mariusaeriksen/thrift-0.5.0-finagle and is built and used in the usual way.
I'm moving the generated thrift code into java/main just to avoid hassles with maven finding it, not for a finagle reason
thrift:libthrift:pom:0.5.0 from Twitter doesn't have a pom associated with it, so Maven will complain about not being able to find one, but this doesn't prevent compilation or cause problems.
One needs to include the whole finagle package in maven. Just including finagle-thrift doesn't actually bring in the thrift package necessary for compilation
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