ThriftRichClient

The client name used when group isn't named.

The Stack.Params to be used by this client.

Both defaultClientName and stats predate Stack.Params and as such are implemented separately.

Create a new client of type ThriftServiceType, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$MethodPerEndpoint or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type ThriftServiceType, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$MethodPerEndpoint or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type ThriftServiceType, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$MethodPerEndpoint or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type ThriftServiceType, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$MethodPerEndpoint or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type ThriftServiceType, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$MethodPerEndpoint or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type ThriftServiceType, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$MethodPerEndpoint or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type ThriftServiceType, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$MethodPerEndpoint or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Build client interfaces for multiplexed thrift services.

E.g.

val client = Thrift.client.multiplex(address, "client") { client =>
  new {
    val echo = client.newIface[Echo.FutureIface]("echo")
    val extendedEcho = client.newServiceIface[ExtendedEcho.ServiceIface]("extendedEcho")
  }
}

client.echo.echo("hello")
client.extendedEcho.getStatus(ExtendedEcho.GetStatus.Args())

Build client interfaces for multiplexed thrift services.

E.g.

val client = Thrift.client.multiplex(address, "client") { client =>
  new {
    val echo = client.newIface[Echo.FutureIface]("echo")
    val extendedEcho = client.newServiceIface[ExtendedEcho.ServiceIface]("extendedEcho")
  }
}

client.echo.echo("hello")
client.extendedEcho.getStatus(ExtendedEcho.GetStatus.Args())

Construct a Finagle Service interface for a Scrooge-generated Thrift object.

E.g. given a Thrift service

service Logger {
  string log(1: string message, 2: i32 logLevel);
  i32 getLogSize();
}

you can construct a client interface with a Finagle Service per Thrift method:

val loggerService: Logger.ServicePerEndpoint = Thrift.client.servicePerEndpoint[Logger.ServicePerEndpoint]("localhost:8000", "client_label")
val response: String = loggerService.log(Logger.Log.Args("log message", 1))

You can also create a Finagle Service[scrooge.Request, scrooge.Response] per-endpoint (method) for a Scrooge-generated Thrift object.

E.g. given a Thrift service

service Logger {
  string log(1: string message, 2: i32 logLevel);
  i32 getLogSize();
}

you can construct a client interface with a Finagle Service per Thrift method that uses the Scrooge Request/Response envelopes:

val loggerService: Logger.ReqRepServicePerEndpoint = Thrift.client.servicePerEndpoint[Logger.ReqRepServicePerEndpoint]("localhost:8000", "client_label")
val response: c.t.scrooge.Response[String] = loggerService.log(c.t.scrooge.Request(Logger.Log.Args("log message", 1)))

This allows you to access any contained c.t.scrooge.Request and c.t.scrooge.Response headers.

Construct a Finagle Service interface for a Scrooge-generated Thrift object.

E.g. given a Thrift service

service Logger {
  string log(1: string message, 2: i32 logLevel);
  i32 getLogSize();
}

you can construct a client interface with a Finagle Service per Thrift method:

val loggerService: Logger.ServicePerEndpoint = Thrift.client.servicePerEndpoint[Logger.ServicePerEndpoint]("localhost:8000", "client_label")
val response: String = loggerService.log(Logger.Log.Args("log message", 1))

You can also create a Finagle Service[scrooge.Request, scrooge.Response] per-endpoint (method) for a Scrooge-generated Thrift object.

E.g. given a Thrift service

service Logger {
  string log(1: string message, 2: i32 logLevel);
  i32 getLogSize();
}

you can construct a client interface with a Finagle Service per Thrift method that uses the Scrooge Request/Response envelopes:

val loggerService: Logger.ReqRepServicePerEndpoint = Thrift.client.servicePerEndpoint[Logger.ReqRepServicePerEndpoint]("localhost:8000", "client_label")
val response: c.t.scrooge.Response[String] = loggerService.log(c.t.scrooge.Request(Logger.Log.Args("log message", 1)))

This allows you to access any contained c.t.scrooge.Request and c.t.scrooge.Response headers.

Construct a Finagle Service interface for a Scrooge-generated Thrift object.

E.g. given a Thrift service

service Logger {
  string log(1: string message, 2: i32 logLevel);
  i32 getLogSize();
}

you can construct a client interface with a Finagle Service per Thrift method:

val loggerService: Logger.ServicePerEndpoint = Thrift.client.servicePerEndpoint[Logger.ServicePerEndpoint]("localhost:8000", "client_label")
val response: String = loggerService.log(Logger.Log.Args("log message", 1))

You can also create a Finagle Service[scrooge.Request, scrooge.Response] per-endpoint (method) for a Scrooge-generated Thrift object.

E.g. given a Thrift service

service Logger {
  string log(1: string message, 2: i32 logLevel);
  i32 getLogSize();
}

you can construct a client interface with a Finagle Service per Thrift method that uses the Scrooge Request/Response envelopes:

val loggerService: Logger.ReqRepServicePerEndpoint = Thrift.client.servicePerEndpoint[Logger.ReqRepServicePerEndpoint]("localhost:8000", "client_label")
val response: c.t.scrooge.Response[String] = loggerService.log(c.t.scrooge.Request(Logger.Log.Args("log message", 1)))

This allows you to access any contained c.t.scrooge.Request and c.t.scrooge.Response headers.

Create a new client of type Iface, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$FutureIface or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type Iface, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$FutureIface or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type Iface, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$FutureIface or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type Iface, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$FutureIface or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type Iface, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$FutureIface or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type Iface, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$FutureIface or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Create a new client of type Iface, which must be generated by Scrooge.

For Scala generated code, the Class passed in should be either ServiceName$FutureIface or ServiceName[Future].

For Java generated code, the Class passed in should be ServiceName$ServiceIface.

Construct a Finagle Service interface for a Scrooge-generated Thrift object.

E.g. given a Thrift service

service Logger {
  string log(1: string message, 2: i32 logLevel);
  i32 getLogSize();
}

you can construct a client interface with a Finagle Service per Thrift method:

val loggerService: Logger.ServiceIface = Thrift.client.newServiceIface[Logger.ServiceIface]("localhost:8000", "client_label")
val response: String = loggerService.log(Logger.Log.Args("log message", 1))

Construct a Finagle Service interface for a Scrooge-generated Thrift object.

E.g. given a Thrift service

service Logger {
  string log(1: string message, 2: i32 logLevel);
  i32 getLogSize();
}

you can construct a client interface with a Finagle Service per Thrift method:

val loggerService: Logger.ServiceIface = Thrift.client.newServiceIface[Logger.ServiceIface]("localhost:8000", "client_label")
val response: String = loggerService.log(Logger.Log.Args("log message", 1))