On the caller side I would suggest using `WebClien...
# spring
s
On the caller side I would suggest using
WebClient
which is the reactive web client usable with both Spring WebFlux and Spring MVC servers. I am actively working on Coroutines support which will be available in experimental mode shortly, and in a fully supported fashion in Spring Boot 2.2. For now, you should use
WebClient
Reactive API IMO.
r
thanks @sdeleuze when is 2.2 coming?
s
mid 2019
But the Coroutines support will be available as experimental in a few days/weeks via an artifact pubblished on Spring Fu
(which will not require using Kofu or Jafu, just regular Boot/WebFlux)
r
have you seen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO6d6nWg6Zk

he is already using some experimental libraries I think. is this the same approach?
s
Of course, I have been discussing with Konrad a lot.
The approach wil be a little bit different, no new type just extensions over existing one, but on the principle this is the same.
Konrad is likely to contribute on the official support if he find time for that.