mjsrpc2 is a extension of jsonrpc2 providing introspection and argument type validation
Notice
This is an internal component in the mOSAIC Cloud Project. The current state of the component is experimental.
QuickStart
Install using easy_install:
$ easy_install mjsrpc2
Using
from mjsrpc2 import rpc
class A(rpc.RPCBase):
def __init__(self):
rpc.RPCBase.__init__(self)
@rpc.jsonmethod
def foo(self):
return "foo"
# Server part
service = rpc.RPCService(A())
server = rpc.UnixSocketConnector(rpc = service, endpoint="/tmp/a.sock")
# Client part
client_transport = rpc.UnixStreamTransport(endpoint = "/tmp/a.sock")
proxy = rpc.RPCProxy(client_transport)
assert proxy.foo() == "foo"
ToDO
Implement transport for ZeroMQ
Implement transport for RabbitMQ
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