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Assuming you are posting a graphql request to server B, the DGS framework
will handle that under the hood. All you need to do is implement the data
fetcher, i.e. a method annotated with @DgsQuery or @DgsMutation as
applicable for the request. The framework is built on top of graphql-java
and the request is handled field by field by invoking the appropriate data
fetchers that you have implemented for each field:
https://www.graphql-java.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-spring-boot
The DGS framework provides ***@***.***` annotation as a shortcut way to wire
up the data fetchers: https://netflix.github.io/dgs/getting-started/
Hope this helps.
…On Tue, Jan 18, 2022 at 8:52 PM Nandy ***@***.***> wrote:
For example: there is a client named A which is developed with
javascript,and a server named B developed with DGS。Now i want to send a
post request to query some data from B, the question is how should we
handle the incoming http request? I found there no any code samples like
controllers in spring mvc, the methods annotated with @DgsData or @DgsQuery
cannot interact with the springmvc request.
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For example: there is a client named A which is developed with javascript,and a server named B developed with DGS。Now i want to send a post request to query some data from B, the question is how should we handle the incoming http request? I found there no any code samples like controllers in spring mvc, the methods annotated with @DgsData or @DgsQuery cannot interact with the springmvc request.
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