Everytime the same. 1. Everyone shows a simple hello something fancy stuff. But never coverage a practical usecase. 2. None talking about the downside. What about with non avoidable blocking calls? That blocks all the event loop right? 3. What a about stack traces? I think wiretap is not enough. 4. What about debugging ? My opinion is. If I need something like an event loop ( more throughput) Then use a language that support its natively like Kotlin, golang or erlang. But I can't imagine that's make a happy folk using rockets. Java has a lot of downsides for that.
You are looking for the wrong thing here. If you want to know how to handle blocking calls with reactive spring boot applications, there are other resources dedicated to that. Stack traces for this stuff is a bit of a pain I'll admit but again take a look at project reactor docs regarding stack traces and it should lead you on the right direction. Both are not specific to RSocket controllers so it makes sense none if the videos on RSocket controllers take the time to address it.
Great simple and sweet small example enough to get started
Everytime the same.
1. Everyone shows a simple hello something fancy stuff. But never coverage a practical usecase.
2. None talking about the downside. What about with non avoidable blocking calls? That blocks all the event loop right?
3. What a about stack traces? I think wiretap is not enough.
4. What about debugging ?
My opinion is. If I need something like an event loop ( more throughput)
Then use a language that support its natively like Kotlin, golang or erlang.
But I can't imagine that's make a happy folk using rockets. Java has a lot of downsides for that.
You are looking for the wrong thing here. If you want to know how to handle blocking calls with reactive spring boot applications, there are other resources dedicated to that. Stack traces for this stuff is a bit of a pain I'll admit but again take a look at project reactor docs regarding stack traces and it should lead you on the right direction. Both are not specific to RSocket controllers so it makes sense none if the videos on RSocket controllers take the time to address it.
How we can control rate limit from controller?
How to send binary files with socket and stomp ?
Try grpc 🤘