Mixing
2 way request response communication protocol between Java and C#
I've created an application that uses Java for a SSH server and C# for a REST API. The C# part should be able to fetch data(e.g. Connected clients) from the Java part in a request-response way. The Java part should be able to send events(e.g. When a client connects to the SSH server) to the C# part.
What is a suited protocol for this? I've looked at RabbitMQ and ActiveMQ but these message broker don't support request-response messages out of the box..
java c# protocols
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I've created an application that uses Java for a SSH server and C# for a REST API. The C# part should be able to fetch data(e.g. Connected clients) from the Java part in a request-response way. The Java part should be able to send events(e.g. When a client connects to the SSH server) to the C# part.
What is a suited protocol for this? I've looked at RabbitMQ and ActiveMQ but these message broker don't support request-response messages out of the box..
java c# protocols
asked Jan 1 at 14:56
Jan WytzeJan Wytze
1,00411435
Have you considered using WebSocket?
– Cebence
Jan 1 at 14:58
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I've created an application that uses Java for a SSH server and C# for a REST API. The C# part should be able to fetch data(e.g. Connected clients) from the Java part in a request-response way. The Java part should be able to send events(e.g. When a client connects to the SSH server) to the C# part.
What is a suited protocol for this? I've looked at RabbitMQ and ActiveMQ but these message broker don't support request-response messages out of the box..
java c# protocols
asked Jan 1 at 14:56
Jan WytzeJan Wytze
1,00411435
I've created an application that uses Java for a SSH server and C# for a REST API. The C# part should be able to fetch data(e.g. Connected clients) from the Java part in a request-response way. The Java part should be able to send events(e.g. When a client connects to the SSH server) to the C# part.
What is a suited protocol for this? I've looked at RabbitMQ and ActiveMQ but these message broker don't support request-response messages out of the box..
java c# protocols
java c# protocols
asked Jan 1 at 14:56
Jan WytzeJan Wytze
1,00411435
asked Jan 1 at 14:56
Jan WytzeJan Wytze
1,00411435
asked Jan 1 at 14:56
Jan WytzeJan Wytze
1,00411435
asked Jan 1 at 14:56
Jan WytzeJan Wytze
1,00411435
asked Jan 1 at 14:56
Jan WytzeJan Wytze
1,00411435
1,00411435
Have you considered using WebSocket?
– Cebence
Jan 1 at 14:58
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Have you considered using WebSocket?
– Cebence
Jan 1 at 14:58
Have you considered using WebSocket?
– Cebence
Jan 1 at 14:58
Have you considered using WebSocket?
– Cebence
Jan 1 at 14:58
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