On Tue, 27 Jan 2015 04:37:39 -0800 (PST) Haddock wrote:
there seems to several ways to exchange data between Go and Java. As
performance is important for me I would stick to a solution based on
sockets. I found a Go pluging for Apache Mesos. But Mesos is too big
a hammer for my purposes. Something simple that communicates directly
through sockets would be just fine. Any sugestions for something that
is simple and reliable?
there seems to several ways to exchange data between Go and Java. As
performance is important for me I would stick to a solution based on
sockets. I found a Go pluging for Apache Mesos. But Mesos is too big
a hammer for my purposes. Something simple that communicates directly
through sockets would be just fine. Any sugestions for something that
is simple and reliable?
Cap'n Proto + nanomsg [2]?
All of these are supported in both Java and Go.
Sure there are other ways to exchange data, including
other serialization formats and request/reply mechanisms (RPC, REST
etc) or even something as simple as a custom hand-rolled TLV [1]
protocol.
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type-length-value
2. https://github.com/glycerine/gozbus
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