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Use the same Apache Thrift server in two different languages

It's possible to use the same Apache Thrift server for Javascript web and for Java? At the moment, I have a ThreadPoolServer for Javascript:

 TServer server = new TThreadPoolServer(new TThreadPoolServer.Args(serverTransport).processor(processor));

And a simple server for Java:

TServer jserver = new TSimpleServer(new Args(jserverTransport).processor(jprocessor));

Both of them share the same info. Now, I have this problem where somethimes the data comes incomplete in one of the clients and dont know if it's for that.

Solution

  • If the question is, whether or not a particular service could be connected by a client in any arbitrary, Thrift-supported language, then the answer is a big YES because that's what Thrift is all about.

    Now, i have this problem where somethimes the data comes incomplete in one of the clients and dont know if it's for that.

    Please add the relevant information, such as

    1. what client language,
    2. the Thrift protocol/transport setup
    3. relevant parts of the code, and last not least
    4. what error did you get (stacktrace included, if any)

    I forgot to say that im using an Http Server to connect to JavasScript. http://codeshare.io/llR5F Im not sure how to use it with the java client

    The Java HTP client should work very similar to the JavaScript client. The Thrift library as a whole is very consistent across languages re how things work and how they are named.