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Mark Lamley updated AVRO-975:
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Attachment: Avro-975-00.patch
avro-975-00.patch is attached. This patch is independent of the other patches.
It is mainly a port of the Java IPC code. My goal is to get C# and NLog talking
to a Flume Avro Sink. I have successfully used this code with my existing
NLog-Flume Client and it works!
What is in Avro-975-00.patch:
* A SocketTransceiver compatible with Java's NettyTransceiver
* GenericRequestor/GenericResponder
* 7 nunit tests similar to the Java tests.
What remains:
* Code Generation of the IPC Interface
* SpecificRequestor/SpecificResponder
* The additional tests. Porting the remaining Java tests will be much easier
with the generated code.
Next, I want to do the code generation updates and SpecificRequestor support.
I'd like to get feedback on what I have done before continuing.
One area where I'm not sure about is the SocketTransceiver. Java's
SocketTransceiver is deprecated, but the other languages such as Ruby seem to
be compatible with SocketTransceiver. To talk to the NettyTransceiver a few
extra bytes are needed. My patch supports Netty and not the deprecated
SocketTransceiver - I can make it support both. Should it support both?
The patch is tested on Win8/VS 2012 & MacOS 10.83/MonoDevelop.
To apply the patch on the Mac, I had to change the line endings on Avro.sln
before applying the patch (tr -d '\r' < Avro.sln > Avro-fixed.sln). Other than
that the patch applies cleanly on both platforms and all tests pass.
> Support RPC in C#
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> Key: AVRO-975
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AVRO-975
> Project: Avro
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: csharp
> Affects Versions: 1.6.1
> Reporter: Jeff Hammerbacher
> Attachments: 975.patch, Avro-975-00.patch, buildtask.patch
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