Hot Rod client enables you to connect to infinispan.
To use this client, simply add nuget package Infinispan.HotRod. Sample of such usage is part of this repo at samples\Infinispan.HotRod.SimpleSample. In order to use it, you need to create .NET Core 2+ app or .NET Framework 4.6.1+.
You need to have .NET Core SDK installed. Tools other than that are downloaded from internet to ./buildtools. It uses FAKE internally, bootstrapped from .\build.ps1.
Once you run .\build.ps1, it will create a cache with all tools necessary, so that it is not downloaded all the time. If you want to wipe that, simply delete folder buildtools/tmp.
For running tests, you also need to have Java installed (JDK tested). You may install JAVA using chocolatey by running choco install jdk8.
The client can be consumed from any linux x64 where with .NET Core SDK and Mono (guide for CentOS 7 works OK on Fedora 26) installed. Build was tested on Fedora 26, but theoretically can run anywhere. It requires swig, unzip and wget installed.
To build make build.sh executable (chmod +x build.sh) and run ./build.sh Build (any command mentioned here should work with build.sh instead of build.ps1).
Unfortunatelly, if you want to open the Infinispan.HotRod.sln from your favorite IDE, you need to run at least once .\build.ps1 Generate to generate swig and protobuffers.
If you want to build all the things from console, run .\build.ps1. If you want to work with the project in IDE (VS/Rider/VSCode), run build.ps1 Generate. This will generate files required for build - swig and Google Protobuffers.
C# Hot Rod client is a binding to native C++ client. It uses swig to generate .NET binding. In order for swig to know what to generate, folder ./swig contains swig templates. Swig will generate C# files which must not be pushed to this repo to src/Infinispan.HotRod/generated/. If you want to generate just swig files, run build.ps1 GenerateSwig.
Some functionality of the client also depends on Google Protobuffers. Source is at ./protos and generated C# files will be at src/Infinispan.HotRod/generated/. If you want to generate just proto files, run build.ps1 GenerateProto.
Tests require Java installed. Then to run tests, you may use Visual Studio (tested with VS2017 15.3) or run .\build.ps1 Tests
To publish nuget package to nuget.org, run .\build.ps1 Publish.
This binding relies on having cpp-client avaialable via nuget package. This build is also part of this repo. When new version of cpp-client is released, publish it to nuget.org by running .\build.ps1 CppPublish.
Infinispan uses JIRA for issue management, hosted on issues.jboss.org (https://issues.jboss.org/browse/HRCPP). You can log in using your jboss.org username and password.