How do you use the Java RPC framework?
Some common RPC frameworks used in Java include Dubbo, gRPC, and Thrift. They have similar usage methods, generally including the following steps:
- Define interface: First, it is necessary to define the interface, including its methods and parameters.
- Implement the interface: Implement the defined interface and handle the methods defined in the interface.
- Set up service provider: Configure the service provider’s information, including IP address, port, etc.
- Start service provider: Launch service provider, publish interface.
- Configure service consumers: Configure information for service consumers, including the address of the service provider.
- Obtain a service proxy object: Retrieve the service proxy object through the corresponding utility class.
- Invoke remote service: Call the remote service using a service proxy object.
The above is a general usage guide for the RPC framework, specific details may vary and can be further understood and utilized by referring to the specific framework documentation.