Add GlobalServerInterceptor to service discovery
This commit builds upon the previously added service discoverer by adding support for finding all server interceptor beans that are marked w/ the newly added `@GlobalServerInterceptor` annotation. Resolves #4 Signed-off-by: Chris Bono <chris.bono@gmail.com>
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@@ -85,4 +85,24 @@ dependencies {
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The `spring.grpc.server.*` properties will be ignored in facour of the regular `server.*` properties in this case.
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The servlet that is created is mapped to process HTTP POST requests to the paths defined by the registered services, as `/<service-name>/*`.
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Clients can connect to the server using that path, which is what any gRPC client library will do.
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Clients can connect to the server using that path, which is what any gRPC client library will do.
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[[server-interceptor]]
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== Server Interceptors
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=== Global
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To add a server interceptor to be applied to all services you can simply register a server interceptor bean and then annotate it with `@GlobalServerInterceptor`.
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The interceptors are ordered according to their bean natural ordering (i.e. `@Order`).
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[source,java]
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@Bean
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@Order(100)
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@GlobalServerInterceptor
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ServerInterceptor myGlobalLoggingInterceptor() {
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return new MyLoggingInterceptor();
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}
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----
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=== Per-Service
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This is a **WIP** and will be available soon.
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