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I would like to use it in a project using a reactive, non-blocking technology stack, i.e. spring webflux, kotlin coroutines.
My question is, does the library call and listen for messages in a blocking way or not?
I noticed that it uses okhttp underneath, which seems to only perform requests in a blocking manner, but perhaps you have the ability to confirm how this library works.
Thanks in advance for your reply
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Indeed the library is using blocking IO for the moment. With virtual threads in java 21, it should be possible to get non blocking behavior without too much hassle, but we haven't tested that yet. You could also reuse only the data structures and mappers from the library, and use your own transport wiring if you want to be in control of how this is handled.
Hi, thanks for developing this library.
I would like to use it in a project using a reactive, non-blocking technology stack, i.e. spring webflux, kotlin coroutines.
My question is, does the library call and listen for messages in a blocking way or not?
I noticed that it uses okhttp underneath, which seems to only perform requests in a blocking manner, but perhaps you have the ability to confirm how this library works.
Thanks in advance for your reply
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: