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    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    so when your IDE imports that project, it should resolve the generated java files automatically
    that's why I am saying you probably need to do the very minimum to set the plugin up
    and go with the defaults wherever possible
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    yeah i understand
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    so probably a small separate Maven project for your proto files will be a good choice
    in its own git repo and with its own build/release lifecycle
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    yes that's exactly what I am gonna do
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    then you can share the resulting artifact between multiple other projects that actually deal with sending and receiving the messages
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    yeah
    one thing, if you don't mind
    kinda unrelated to my original question
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    if it is public on github, feel free to drop a link here
    I'll take a quick look
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    no unfortunately it's not public
    it's a private project in BitBucket
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    also, go through the documentation, there are some usage examples there
    fair enough
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    ok
    can i ask the other question
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    and gRPC people have provided some configuration examples too
    sure
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    in grpc...
    I have benn able to set up the server and client and pass messages betwen them
    one thing I was curious though
    is the maximum number of simultaneous connections the server can accept
    because my server will be doing some heavily loaded multi-threaded work inside itself...so the number of simultaneous connections matters
    like...
    if I am running the server on a 32-thread machine
    and the number of simultaneoous connections is 4
    it makes sense to give each client request a thread pool of size 8 or so
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    I believe that gRPC runs on the back of Netty, and you should look into Netty's documentation
    http://netty.io/
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    oh thanks
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    and don't forget that the JVM, and Netty, need to use CPU too
    because Netty uses async I/O
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    hmm
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    but I am afraid I cannot give you a good gRPC/Netty tuning advice
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    no no
    I think that was good
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    good luck with your project!
    Asif Iqbal
    @asif31iqbal
    thanks
    PG
    @pgeorge26
    hi folks
    it looks like the plugin can't find protobuf 3.1.0 executable for osx-x86_64 
    Error while executing process. Cannot run program "com.google.protobuf:protoc:3.1.0:exe:osx-x86_64": error=2, No such file or directory -> [Help 1]
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    @pradeepg26 this is strange, because I can see it in Maven Central
    Sergei Ivanov
    @sergei-ivanov
    http://search.maven.org/#search%7Cga%7C1%7Cg%3A%22com.google.protobuf%22%20AND%20a%3A%22protoc%22%20AND%20v%3A%223.1.0%22
    can you provide a bit more context to the error?
    magick93
    @magick93
    Hello, I am trying to generate java classes using the protobuf-maven-plugin. I can generate classes, however there is only <type>OuterClasse.java generated. No service classes are generated. Any idea why this is?
    Fabien Hermenier
    @fhermeni
    Hello. When I use protobuf:compile it generates the code of all but my service. When I use protobuf:compile-custom, it generates only the code of my service. So a lot of code is missing
    Got it, it is because the output directory where the same. Using <clearOutputDirectory>false</clearOutputDirectory>solved the problem