Channel is available immediately after connect(), so register callbacks
immediately instead of delaying.
Setting channel is now delayed until it is actually safe to use.
Previously streams were being partially orphaned if there was an
interruption during stream creation. To handle cancellation,
AbstractClientStream's cancel() had to be changed remove the
"optimization" otherwise, again, the stream would be orphaned.
A Gradle protoc plugin is used for generating and compiling the grpc
codegen. The code organization was changed to match what Gradle expects.
Proto 3 is now required.
The test client can now be used against a server that has properly
configured certificates, instead of just the test server. To reach the
test server, the client needs these arguments:
--use_test_ca=true --server_host_override=foo.test.google.fr
Client no longer has any required arguments, although for any given
setup needing to specify at least one argument is highly likely.
The arguments have been improved in general to hopefully be more
orthogonal and match those of other language's test clients.
of opensource protobuf.
- Moved to third_party under GRPC Java directory
- Using Gradle to build
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This change loses asynchronous notification of channel state-change and
a way to wait until the channel is actually connected. Both of these are
expected to be added back as part of a health API. The important
distinction from Service is that ChannelImpl never permanently fails and
can revert from being started to connecting again.
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There may already be a transportError, in which case we want to augment
it and not overwrite it.
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Summary of changes:
1) Merged the interfaces MessageDeframer2.Sink and DeframerListener into
MessageDeframer2.Listener. This simplifies the interface of
MessageDeframer2 quite a bit.
2) Added a deliveryPaused() handler to MessageDeframer2.Listener, which
is called by the deframer when there is not enough data to read/deliver
the next message.
3) Modified AbstractStream and AbstractClientStream to manage the timing
of when the closed() event is delivered to the listener. The
transportReportStatus ultimately controls this by creating a task to
close the listener. It either runs this task immediately or when the
next deliveryPaused() event occurs.
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No major refactorings/simplifications were done. Only gRPC v1 support
infrastructure was removed.
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The test was going to use a queue like ping_pong, but using a mock
proved much simpler. Thus, I also updated ping_pong to use the simpler
model, because it is useful for the two tests to be similar.
InProcessTransportTest failed for empty_stream due to gRPC v2 issues,
and so instead of ignoring emptyStream() I found the broken tests that
were preventing swapping to gRPC v2 and ignored them instead.
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Previously the code close the HTTP2 streams prior to notifying the
application layer. This was the wrong order as the code depended on
enumerating the open streams to notify the application layer.
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Eric Anderson