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- Initialize the Service
- Creates a new service instance
- Creates a service proxy for the event bus
- Start the service
- Start the server
- Starts the person server
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QUESTION
We have re-written our webservices with Vert.x 4 and we're more than satisfied. Before putting them in production we want to secure them and we're trying to enable https. This is the main verticle:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-17 at 09:03I think you should create an HTTP server listening to port 80 (along with your HTTPS server) that redirects all requests to their HTTPS equivalent by responding with a 301 HTTP code.
That would be something like:
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I am trying to understand CORS configuration with vert.x. I found an example at this github repository under the CORS section. When i tried it only POST example seemed to work (preflight.html). Since I also need to use GET (nopreflight.html) in one of my projects, I have tried to modify the example obtaining poor results. This is what i have right now:
Server.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-29 at 23:59This seems to be working fine for us
QUESTION
I want to use vert.x config modules to read json files.
Because do not like using
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-24 at 07:02if i understand correctly, it looks like you're looking for an alternative approach to accessing config files by means other than specifying the -conf
program argument and subsequently accessing via AbstractVerticle.config()
.
the example you linked to seemed like a good idiomatic approach - is there something about it that doesn't suit your needs?
another way of doing this, assuming your configs are packaged in your application's jar, is to leverage the ClassLoader
to return a stream to those resources, like so:
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I am trying to implement a proxy using Vertx and Vertx client similar to https://github.com/vert-x/vertx-examples/blob/master/src/raw/java/proxy/ProxyServer.java but with router.
The exceptions are that it connects to multiple servers rather than a single one.
I have two types of services I connect to
- Simple echo service
- A service that sleeps for 5 seconds before echoing back
If I use a shared HttpClient
for the proxy and I connect to a simple echo service I have no big latency issues, it's median is less than a second, but if I connect to a sleeping service the latency goes higher over time and load
If I hit the service directly, I get the expected latency which is on average 5100ms
Now if I change to create a new HttpClient per request it is able to give a good latency around 5110ms. However, if I use it to hit the echo version it breaks and the artillery app gives me a EADDRINUSE error (which is weird because that's usually on the listen
side)
I'm using HTTP not HTTP/2 since the services are not on SSL so I have not tried the single connection multiplexing
I'm also using a conservative 64MB heap size for the proxy.
Is it more proper to create a new HttpClient
and perhaps the reason for the failure is because I am just testing on an inadequate machine for ridiculous loads?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-24 at 21:24To get around this I had to apply a back-pressure pattern on the client when it tries to get a response
QUESTION
In vertx example websocket url hardcoded in html as localhost:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-04 at 12:25This is not specific to Vert.x at all, but you can use window.location.host
to get the current (page) host:
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