https://felix-seifert.com/blog/tags/wamp2spring/ Recent content in Wamp2spring on Felix Seifert Hugo en-gb Felix Seifert Fri, 02 Nov 2018 17:36:02 +0000 https://felix-seifert.com/blog/wamp2spring-router-topics-procedures/ Fri, 02 Nov 2018 17:36:02 +0000 https://felix-seifert.com/blog/wamp2spring-router-topics-procedures/ <figure> <img src="https://felix-seifert.com/images/posts/wamp2spring2publicationsprocedures-1_hu_9ed4f8e5b618946e.webp" srcset="https://felix-seifert.com/images/posts/wamp2spring2publicationsprocedures-1_hu_4cc26896e091d48a.webp 640w, https://felix-seifert.com/images/posts/wamp2spring2publicationsprocedures-1_hu_9ed4f8e5b618946e.webp 1280w" sizes="(min-width: 42rem) 40rem, 100vw" width="1280" height="550" alt="wamp2spring serves as a WAMP router and could register remote procedures and publish on topics." loading="lazy" decoding="async"> </figure> <p>wamp2spring offers the option to serve as Web Application Messaging Protocol (WAMP) router publishing on topics and registering remote procedures. The article <a href="https://felix-seifert.com/blog/wamp2spring-wamp-router/">wamp2spring - Router for WAMP</a> has already described how to set up a router with wamp2spring. In this article, we would learn how the router could publish on topics and register remote procedures. Understanding RPC and Pub/Sub might be quite helpful for creating microservices communicating via WAMP. The different ways of communicating via the protocol are described in the article <a href="https://felix-seifert.com/blog/web-application-messaging-protocol/">Web Application Messaging Protocol</a>.</p> https://felix-seifert.com/blog/wamp2spring-wamp-router/ Sun, 21 Oct 2018 14:57:56 +0000 https://felix-seifert.com/blog/wamp2spring-wamp-router/ <figure> <img src="https://felix-seifert.com/images/posts/wamp2spring2_hu_166425c4cd6e44f4.webp" srcset="https://felix-seifert.com/images/posts/wamp2spring2_hu_b90b0b0c8c686307.webp 640w, https://felix-seifert.com/images/posts/wamp2spring2_hu_166425c4cd6e44f4.webp 1280w" sizes="(min-width: 42rem) 40rem, 100vw" width="1280" height="427" alt="wamp2spring is a library used for setting up a WAMP router." loading="lazy" decoding="async"> </figure> <p>As I am a strong advocate of Spring Boot, I would present you with another way to set up a router for the Web Application Messaging Protocol (WAMP). This is based on the Java library <a href="https://github.com/ralscha/wamp2spring" target="_blank" rel="noopener">wamp2spring</a> and Spring Boot (you could also use the Spring framework). Besides setting up one or multiple WAMP clients (for example with <a href="https://felix-seifert.com/blog/autobahnjava-wamp-library-crossbar/">Autobahn|Java</a>), a router is needed so that the clients could communicate with each other via WAMP. I have already described the idea in the article <a href="https://felix-seifert.com/blog/web-application-messaging-protocol/">Web Application Messaging Protocol</a>. Even though there are multiple options for settings, it is quite convenient to set up a router with the default settings. A wamp2spring router itself could register remote procedures, as well as publish on topics, which could be addressed by the wamp clients. This article would present a solution of a router that does not register or publish.</p>