Hi Yiannis,
Thanks for the kind words, and happy to see you here.
In general, you can construct your own server by doing the following:
```
JdbcMeta meta = new JdbcMeta(...); // Provide the correct JDBC url here
LocalService service = new LocalService(meta, ...); // Construct the
service around JdbcMeta
// Construct a Jetty Handler for the HTTP Server
HandlerFactory factory = new HandlerFactory();
Handler handler = factory.getHandler(service,
Driver.Serialization.PROTOBUF);
// Start the HTTP server with the provided service and handler
HttpServer server = new HttpServer(service, handler);
// Start the server
server.start();
```
We could probably stand for more documentation here (and a clearer API
statement). Would love to hear back how it works out for you. You could
also take a look at the server in use by Phoenix[1].
- Josh
[1]
https://github.com/apache/phoenix/blob/master/phoenix-server/src/main/java/org/apache/phoenix/queryserver/server/Main.java
Yiannis Gkoufas wrote:
Hi guys,
first of all, congratulations for this lovely project!
I was trying to understand how to develop a minimal JDBC server using
Avatica and it wasn't very clear to me from the tests.
I didn't want to use HSQLDB Factory as the example provided on the tests.
I would really appreciate any pointers.
Thanks!
