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| - | ~~Title: How-to use Vert.x~~ | + | ~~Title: How to Use Vert.x~~ |
| The integration of JVx in a [[https://www.vertx.io|Vert.x]] environment is very easy because JVx has a ready-to-use connector. Firstly, you have to start a Vert.x server (HttpServer or NetServer). We provide a simple class that starts a server and automatically uses JVx: | The integration of JVx in a [[https://www.vertx.io|Vert.x]] environment is very easy because JVx has a ready-to-use connector. Firstly, you have to start a Vert.x server (HttpServer or NetServer). We provide a simple class that starts a server and automatically uses JVx: | ||
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| Set Configuration.basedir to the directory that contains your rad directory. This is important, otherwise JVx does not find your application(s). The rad directory structure is as usual. | Set Configuration.basedir to the directory that contains your rad directory. This is important, otherwise JVx does not find your application(s). The rad directory structure is as usual. | ||
| - | In your client application, simple use NetSocketConnection if you are using NetSocketServer or JVx' standard HttpConnection if you're using HttpServer. | + | In your client application, simply use NetSocketConnection if you are using NetSocketServer or JVx' standard HttpConnection if you're using HttpServer. |
| == Example == | == Example == | ||
| + | <file java> | ||
| NetSocketConnection con = new NetSocketConnection(<ip or hostname>); | NetSocketConnection con = new NetSocketConnection(<ip or hostname>); | ||