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package org.ballerinalang.net.grpc.stockquote; | |
import ballerina.net.grpc; | |
service<grpc> StockQuoteService { | |
resource getQuote (StockRequest req, StockQuote res) { | |
println("Getting stock details for symbol: " + req.name); | |
res.symbol = "IBM"; | |
res.name = "International Business Machines"; | |
res.last = 149.52; | |
res.low = 150.70; | |
res.high = 149.18; | |
println(res); | |
//res = {symbol:"IBM", name:"International Business Machines", last:149.52, low:150.70, high:149.18}; | |
} | |
resource addStock (StockQuote req, Void res) { | |
println("Symbol: " + req.symbol); | |
println("Name: " + req.name); | |
println("Last: " + req.last); | |
println("Low: " + req.low); | |
println("High: " + req.high); | |
} | |
resource getQuotes(Void req, StockQuotes quotes) { | |
StockQuote res = {}; | |
res.symbol = "WSO2"; | |
res.name = "WSO2 Inc."; | |
res.last = 14; | |
res.low = 15; | |
res.high = 16; | |
StockQuote res1 = {}; | |
res1.symbol = "Google"; | |
res1.name = "Google Inc."; | |
res1.last = 100; | |
res1.low = 101; | |
res1.high = 102; | |
quotes.stock = [res,res1]; | |
println(quotes); | |
} | |
resource getNames(Void req, StockNames quotes) { | |
string[] names = ["WSO2", "Google"]; | |
println(names); | |
quotes.names = names; | |
} | |
} | |
struct StockQuote { | |
string symbol; | |
string name; | |
float last; | |
float low; | |
float high; | |
} | |
struct StockRequest { | |
@grpc:protobuf {fieldType:"string", | |
index:1, | |
name:"name"} | |
string name; | |
} | |
struct StockQuotes { | |
StockQuote[] stock; | |
} | |
struct StockNames { | |
string[] names; | |
} | |
struct Void { | |
} |
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