[grpc-io] Re: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Interactive.Async, Version=3.0.1000.0, ...'

This was resolved. The binding redirect *is* the solution, but in case of a VSIX, the configuration in app.config won't be used. This is because in case of a VSIX, the main executable is not the VSIX, but Visual Studio. One way to configure binding redirects in this case is to write AssemblyInf

[grpc-io] C# grpc server considered safe for facing public internet?

After reading a bit about the need to put the new Kestrel webserver behind a reverse proxy, i was wondering whether a grpc server is expected to be safe to expose as a public endpoint? I would hope so, since one use case is using it from mobile apps, but just want to be sure :) -- You received

[grpc-io] cause=io.netty.handler.codec.http2.Http2Exception: Header size exceeded max allowed size (10240)

Hi I'm seeing the above error on one system that is much slower. On other system the exact same setup works fine. This is on a ubuntu system using 1.2 grpc .. the client see that error going to server running in docker. Java 1.8 The scenario is exactly the same on both machines running through

[grpc-io] grpc-java users: Netty meetup, May 3rd in SF

I'll be presenting at the Netty meetup on May 3rd in San Francisco about API lessons learned with HTTP/2 in Netty. There's been discussions in the past about mixing grpc-java with other Netty Handlers on the same Netty Channel. The talk discusses the Netty cha

Re: [grpc-io] Running tests and gdb debugging

Thanks Noah for the detailed explanation, I will try it out. Regards Kuldeep On Apr 20, 2017 10:05 PM, "Noah Eisen" wrote: > There are a few ways to invoke the cpp tests. The best starting place > would be to use our test running script. Try running: > > tools/run_tests/run_tests.py -l cpp > >

Re: [grpc-io] Running tests and gdb debugging

There are a few ways to invoke the cpp tests. The best starting place would be to use our test running script. Try running: tools/run_tests/run_tests.py -l cpp That script can be toggled in many useful ways. -c will pass in different configurations like dbg, asan, msan, tsan, and so on. And then

[grpc-io] Running tests and gdb debugging

Hi, I am new to GRPC, I am trying to figure out how to run the tests under the folder grpc/test/cpp/, but don't know how to trigger tests, please help me on this. I am also looking for building libraries with -g option so that it would be easy to debug with gdb (cpp code). Could not find the r