For some reason, despite my including `/grpc/support/client_callback.h` my
compiler doesn't know what ::grpc::ClientCallbackBidiReactor or any other
class starting with ClientCallback, is. is there some define you need to
get these to show up?
On Friday, November 13, 2020 at 1:02:13 PM UTC-5 Donna Dionne wrote:
> You can just create an instance like this:
>
> class TestClientBidiReactor : public ClientBidiReactor<TestRequest,
> TestResponse> {
> public:
> explicit TestClientBidiReactor(Stub* stub, ClientContext& context, ...)
> { ...}
>
> There is StartRead and StartWrite
> StartCall will activate the call (so use after Read and Write)
>
> You can implement OnReadDone, OnWriteDone, and/or OnDone to achieve the
> callback behaviour you need.
>
> ClientCallBackReadWrite you can also create; just watch out that the
> streaming objects are not actually implemented in the public API. A
> reactor is usually used!
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, November 4, 2020 at 1:49:30 PM UTC-8 [email protected]
> wrote:
>
>> I see these classes mentioned in the grpc "docs", but I do not see how to
>> get yourself an instance of them when making an RPC call. How do you get
>> one? Can I indeed be called back when reads or writes complete? That would
>> suit me much better than the ClientReaderWriter interface.
>
>
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