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AntidoteDB Java Tutorial

This is a sample application to demonstrate how to build applications that use AntidoteDB as backend database.

This tutorial is made for Antidote Bookstore Tutorial

What you need

Docker
docker-compose
An IDE for java development

Clone source code

git clone https://github.com/AntidoteDB/antidote-java-tutorial

Getting started

This repository is divided into two source directories:

setup: scripts and docker files for running two instances of Antidote and two instances of the Java application
bookstore: source of the tutorial application

Note: make sure you have the software requirements listed above before following next steps.

Step 1 : Starting antidote nodes

The following script starts two antidote docker containers and set up the inter-dc replication.

# in setup/
./start_antidote.sh

Step 2 : Interactive Tutorial / Game

The interactive tutorial is an executable that presents a series of tasks/challenges. Each task has an outcome, SUCCESS or FAIL. Solving a task allows you to try out the next task. To try the interactive tutorial:

Open a new shell:

# in setup/
./tutorial_setup.sh
# build the tutorial
root@tutorial$ ./gradlew build
# run the tutorial executable
root@tutorial$ ./tutorial.sh

In case you want to reset your progress:

# in setup/
./stop_antidote.sh
./start_antidote.sh

Note: Solving the interactive tutorial is equivalent to following steps 3, 4 and 5 bellow. Alternatively, you can skip this step and go directly to step 3.

Step 3 : Starting the application

Open two shells:

In the first one, start the first app:

# in setup/
./app1_setup.sh
# build the app code
root@app1$ ./gradlew build
# and start the app
root@app1$ ./app1.sh
# then connect the app to Antidote instance 1:
bookstore@antidote1 > connect antidote1 8087

We will do the same for the second app:

# in setup/
./app2_setup.sh
# build the app code
root@app2$ ./gradlew build
# and start the app
root@app2$ ./app2.sh
# then connect the app to Antidote instance 2:
bookstore@antidote2 > connect antidote2 8087

We have now deployed this configuration:

Tutorial Figure

Step 4 : Try the following app commands

Some commands are already implemented in the app, lets try them:

bookstore@antidote> inc testbucket mycounter
bookstore@antidote> getcounter testbucket mycounter
bookstore@antidote> additem testbucket myset newitem
bookstore@antidote> getset testbucket myset

To stop the app:

bookstore@antidote> quit

You can also try to disconnect Antidote servers to simulate network partitions, commit some concurrent updates, then reconnect to merge CRDTs:

# in setup/
./disconnect.sh #to disrupt communication between Antidote1 and Antidote2 nodes

#then update objects while disconnected

./connect.sh #connect Antidote nodes back

To stop the two Antidote Nodes:

# in setup/
./stop_antidote.sh

Step 5 : Hands On!!!

We now want to build our Bookstore app. The provided sources are divided into 3 files (located in bookstore/src/main/):

BookStore.java: this file contains the command interface and the starting point of the app.
DemoCommandsExecutor.java: this file contains the implementation of the demo commands we have seen in the previous Step. You can use them as examples to implement your own commands.
BookCommands.java: Here is the file where you need to implement Bookstore commands, fill in the methods to add necessary.

The main method is located at bookstore/src/main/java/BookStore.java.

To re-build the app after modifying the source code:

some_docker_container$ ./gradlew build

where some_docker_container may be:

root@app1 or
root@app2 or
root@tutorial

Resources:

Some useful references:

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