I'm playing around with service fabric, and have setup a 5-node Windows Server 2016 cluster, where I've successfully deployed C# services from a Win10 machine, and have communicated with said services using both C# on Win10 and Java on Ubuntu.
We'll also need to communicate the other way, so the next step, I thought, would be to deploy one of the example Java services onto the cluster. Had to adjust the ServiceManifest.xml to run a more Windows-friendly bat file, and i thought that was it. Not so - I get Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no jFabricRuntime in java.library.path.
I found the libjFabricRuntime.so file, but that's rather useless on Windows. Google is not helpful in finding any information on jFabricRuntime nor libjFabricRuntime.
Is this simply a case of me trying this too early, and I have to wait for the Service Fabric Java SDK for Windows, or is there some other way to get this to work?
The java samples are intended to run on Linux based Service Fabric clusters. I don't think you can get this to work on Windows, because of differences in implementation of the runtimes.