Advanced Features
Building Sophisticated RPC Handlers with Streaming, Subscriptions, and Beyond
Introduction
Streaming Responses
Overview
WebSocket Streaming
Json::Value doStreamingHandler(RPC::JsonContext& context)
{
// For WebSocket clients, we can send multiple messages
// before the final response
// Message 1: Progress update
Json::Value message1;
message1["type"] = "progress";
message1["status"] = "processing";
message1["processed"] = 1000;
message1["total"] = 5000;
// In actual implementation, messages are sent via WebSocket
// context.sendMessage(message1);
// Continue processing...
// Message 2: More progress
Json::Value message2;
message2["type"] = "progress";
message2["processed"] = 5000;
// Final response
Json::Value finalResult;
finalResult[jss::status] = "success";
finalResult["final_count"] = 5000;
return finalResult;
}Paginated Streaming
HTTP Streaming (Chunked Encoding)
Subscription Mechanisms
Ledger Subscription
Transaction Subscription
Validation Subscription
Implementing a Custom Subscription Handler
Batch Request Processing
Batch Request Format
Processing Batch Requests
Batch Request Optimization
gRPC Integration Basics
Protocol Buffer Definitions
gRPC Handler Implementation
gRPC Server Setup
gRPC Client Usage
WebSocket Subscriptions
Subscribe Command Implementation
Unsubscribe Command
Broadcasting Updates
Performance Considerations
Limiting Streaming Results
Subscription Limits
Batch Processing Optimization
Conclusion
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