I am using the following message in protocol buffer
syntax = "proto3";
package demo_grpc;
message S_Response {
string name = 1;
string street = 2;
string zip = 3;
string city = 4;
string country = 5;
int32 double_init_val = 6;
}
message C_Request {
uint32 choose_area = 1;
string name = 2;
int32 init_val = 3;
}
service AddressBook {
rpc GetAddress(C_Request) returns (S_Response) {}
}
I have set up all of the values for the `C_Request` and pass them to the
server where
`S_Response` messages fields are processed and returned back to the client.
My question is--
1/ May I call it a Unary RPC?
2/ I want to in next stage pass a very large data (around 10GB, probably a
vector or array
not a file as far I know). And have found that I have to pass it via small
chunk. That large
vector related data field will be resided in a single message.
What will be name of this type of RPC(eg: Bidirectional streaming RPC)?
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