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Add support for STOMP in SpringWolf

See original GitHub issue

For users of the Spring ecosystem, the dependency of org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-websocket is usually used to provide STOMP and sock.js protocol encapsulation for Websocket. STOMP is a sub-protocol of websocket, and the behavior and paradigm of STOMP are defined at https://www.asyncapi.com/docs/specifications/v2.4.0 . I hope there will be a corresponding treatment in SpringWolf.
A simple demo is at https://github.com/spring-tips/controllers/tree/main/websockets , which helps to locate the actual model binding scenario.

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Crain-32commented, May 4, 2022

After a free Afternoon and as I want a way to document my own project’s STOMP Server, here are my notes on trying to get this to work.

I don’t believe this feature is possible right now, as Springwolf uses the 1.0.0 bindings for its internals. This results in the buildOperationBinding method for the AbstractChannelScanner being unusable, as there is no STOMPOperationBinding declared in AsyncAPI’s Repository.

There is also talk about deprecating the bindings Repository set to happen soon meaning that this issue likely can’t be resolved until that decision is made, and the proper STOMPOperationBinding definition created.

As for similarity, I think the implementation amqp might close? You’d be replacing RabbitListener with MessageMapping, the only nuisance is SendTo and SendToUser aren’t properties of that Annotation, but that doesn’t look to be to hard to account for.

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stavshamircommented, May 5, 2022

@Crain-32 I fixed the invite link, it should work now. @linghengqian I also agree about moving this to #24 - I will close this issue, and provide a list of tasks that we need to complete to implement this feature.

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