Dynamic Service Registration server side in Java

[quackerjeff]

I read a previous posting that it's possible to register multiple services in one server dynamically.  I'm using a MutableHandlerRegistry but it's addService takes a serviceName or a ServerServiceDefinition.  The ServiceBuilder.addService takes a BindableService.  What do I need to do?  I'm at a complete and utter loss.  I was hoping to have one server listening on one port

to handle my services.  Are there any examples?  How does the serviceName relate to my service implementation,etc?

Thank you!

[Louis Ryan]

ServerBuilder...

   .addService(new ServiceImplOne())

   .addService(new ServiceImplTwo())

   .build()l

where ServiceImplOne is a concrete subclass of a generated stubs XXXImplBase class (look for an abstract class in the generated code which implements BindableService)

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[Jeffrey Andrews]

Louis,

Thanks for the quick response.  I get what you did, but that’s more static, I meant at runtime.  

In other words, after my Server is built and running, I want to be able to add or remove services on the fly.

Jeff

[Louis Ryan]

Ahh ok. then you want something like

MutableHandlerRegistry registry = new MutableHandlerRegistry();

ServerBuilder....

   fallbackHandlerRegistry(registry)

   .build();

Some time later...

ServiceImplOne serviceInstance = new ServiceImplOne(...);

registry.addService(serviceInstance.bindService());

... and to remove ....

registry.removeService(serviceInstance.bindService());

Note that this is using APIs marked as @Experimental and therefore not subject to our API stability guarantees

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