Library for a simple integration of the JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol to a Java application.
The goal is to provide a simple, fast and reliable way to integrate JSON-RPC 2.0 into a Java application on the server
and/or the client side. You need to configure respectively JsonRpcServer or JsonRpcClient and implement transport code:
the library takes care of the rest. No manual JSON transformation, reflection and manual error handling, just a service
interface with annotations. Even this is not a requirement! There is a fluent API on the client side if you prefer
builder style APIs. The library is a JSON-RPC 2.0 compliant implementation, so it should support handle all kind of
JSON-RPC requests (correct or malformed). It doesn't depend on any transport protocol, an application server, or a DI
framework.
The library has a few dependencies:
- Jackson, which is great for JSON parsing and data-binding;
- Guava, which is great for caching and optional values (needed only for the server side)
- SL4J, which is the standard for logging (needed only for server)
- IntelliJ Annotations, which is great for providing compiler-time null checks.