How do I retrieve the original target in a gRPC ClientInterceptor?
I’m working on an application that uses a custom scheme (ie. myscheme://someurl) for the input target. I’ve implemented a NameResolverProvider that handles that custom scheme but replacing the authority value (someurl) with the correct url.
How do I retrieve the original target in a gRPC ClientInterceptor?
I’m working on an application that uses a custom scheme (ie. myscheme://someurl) for the input target. I’ve implemented a NameResolverProvider that handles that custom scheme but replacing the authority value (someurl) with the correct url.
How do I retrieve the original target in a gRPC ClientInterceptor?
I’m working on an application that uses a custom scheme (ie. myscheme://someurl) for the input target. I’ve implemented a NameResolverProvider that handles that custom scheme but replacing the authority value (someurl) with the correct url.
How do I retrieve the original target in a gRPC ClientInterceptor?
I’m working on an application that uses a custom scheme (ie. myscheme://someurl) for the input target. I’ve implemented a NameResolverProvider that handles that custom scheme but replacing the authority value (someurl) with the correct url.
How do I retrieve the original target in a gRPC ClientInterceptor?
I’m working on an application that uses a custom scheme (ie. myscheme://someurl) for the input target. I’ve implemented a NameResolverProvider that handles that custom scheme but replacing the authority value (someurl) with the correct url.
How do I retrieve the original target in a gRPC ClientInterceptor?
I’m working on an application that uses a custom scheme (ie. myscheme://someurl) for the input target. I’ve implemented a NameResolverProvider that handles that custom scheme but replacing the authority value (someurl) with the correct url.
GRPC-Java DEADLINE_EXCEEDED with 5 seconds even if put .withDeadlineAfter(5, TimeUnit.MINUTES)
Not sure if I am missing anything but I have a code block like this
grpc bidirectional in spring/java, why is a single client creating a new connection per message?
I have a bidi stream, server looks like this: