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Hi, Thanks a lot for finding a silly mistake in my call. Yeah I get the response now and it works fine.Yeah I don't see API for watch command. I am not sure whether it is there.Also I have few other questions and I wanted to clarify on it:I need to integrate Consul with my .Net core application as I am working with C# so my confusion is -
- Does consul provide http api's for everything and then you can write your own client to work with those `http apis` by integrating with http client? If yes, then it means we can make a http call from any http client and get the value of a key right? And also create a periodic check on a particular key to see if there is any change and if yes then download the latest value of that key (to replicate the watch scenario right?)
- Or does Consul have a client for each language available and I can use that client for all my use cases?
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Hi, Thanks a lot for finding a silly mistake in my call. Yeah I get the response now and it works fine.Yeah I don't see API for watch command. I am not sure whether it is there.Also I have few other questions and I wanted to clarify on it:I need to integrate Consul with my .Net core application as I am working with C# so my confusion is -
- Does consul provide http api's for everything and then you can write your own client to work with those `http apis` by integrating with http client? If yes, then it means we can make a http call from any http client and get the value of a key right? And also create a periodic check on a particular key to see if there is any change and if yes then download the latest value of that key (to replicate the watch scenario right?)
- Or does Consul have a client for each language available and I can use that client for all my use cases?
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