| commit | 28c13835f14c1f64e2b111c065759fd39e311bc5 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Alex Fandrianto <alexfandrianto@google.com> | Mon Feb 08 10:50:53 2016 -0800 |
| committer | Alex Fandrianto <alexfandrianto@google.com> | Mon Feb 08 10:50:53 2016 -0800 |
| tree | a82d37c883d23362aa42daa391797beb3891bacc | |
| parent | b1407ea8320a8abdad67b5f42ecb761b2bfd0867 [diff] |
mojo/v23proxy: Add Dart Examples with Service Describer See https://codereview.chromium.org/1648803006/ The referenced change allows Dart services to expose their type information. This means the v23proxy can now work with Dart service. The echo_server and fortune_server were added as Dart examples. Tested by checking that the Go and Dart clients interoperate with them. Note: Will need actual Dart tests to follow up. It would also be good to introduce tests that verify interoperation with Vanadium clients/servers too. To use: When using USE_MOJO_DEV_PROFILE=1, you can try it out yourself. Otherwise, please wait until the mojo version 7 profile is rolled out. Change-Id: Iace12ff63156d16f51a8bd36ed487b15874a46a2
This repository implements the proposal outlined here that enables communication between Mojo applications on different devices.
You must have the jiri tool installed with the base and mojo v23-profiles.
To update v23proxy to the latest version of mojo, you will need to also have the mojo-dev profile.
You must always make build first. (The Makefile is not very good currently.)
make buildANDROID=1 make buildThe commands above build the .mojo shared library that can be run by mojo shells. For example:
make start-v23proxyHOME=/tmp make ARGS="{see Makefile}" start-echo-clientYou can also run these with Android devices. Use an ANDROID={N} prefix to run on the Nth Android device connected to your machine. N must be a positive integer.
Note: To run these examples, the devices used must run mojo_shell on the same local network.
Prefix all commands with USE_MOJO_DEV_PROFILE=1 in order to run with the mojo-dev profile instead of mojo.