Value Members

1.  object ThriftMux extends Client[ThriftClientRequest, Array[Byte]] with Server[Array[Byte], Array[Byte]]

   The ThriftMux object is both a com.twitter.finagle.Client and a com.twitter.finagle.Server for the Thrift protocol served over com.twitter.finagle.mux.

   The ThriftMux object is both a com.twitter.finagle.Client and a com.twitter.finagle.Server for the Thrift protocol served over com.twitter.finagle.mux. Rich interfaces are provided to adhere to those generated from a Thrift IDL by Scrooge or thrift-finagle.

   Clients

   Clients can be created directly from an interface generated from a Thrift IDL:

   For example, this IDL:

   service TestService {
     string query(1: string x)
   }

   compiled with Scrooge, generates the interface TestService.MethodPerEndpoint. This is then passed into ThriftMux.Client.build:

   ThriftMux.client.build[TestService.MethodPerEndpoint](
     addr, classOf[TestService.MethodPerEndpoint])

   However note that the Scala compiler can insert the latter Class for us, for which another variant of build is provided:

   ThriftMux.client.build[TestService.MethodPerEndpoint](addr)

   In Java, we need to provide the class object:

   TestService.MethodPerEndpoint client =
     ThriftMux.client.build(addr, TestService.MethodPerEndpoint.class);

   Servers

   Servers are also simple to expose:

   TestService.MethodPerEndpoint must be implemented and passed into serveIface:

   // An echo service
   ThriftMux.server.serveIface(":*", new TestService.MethodPerEndpoint {
     def query(x: String): Future[String] = Future.value(x)
   })

   This object does not expose any configuration options. Both clients and servers are instantiated with sane defaults. Clients are labeled with the "clnt/thrift" prefix and servers with "srv/thrift". If you'd like more configuration, see the configuration documentation.