is netty suitable for multi language client to server streaming?

["Trustin Lee (이희승)"]

Sure.  You can write any TCP / UDP applications with Netty.  The
implementation should be interoperable with an application written in
any language, assuming that you did not use a language-dependent
serialization scheme such as Java object serialization.

afsina wrote:
> Hello 
> We are designing a system as such:
> - Clients may be written in Java or c#. Server will be in Java
> - Clients will send sound recordings to server, recordings can either be
> continuous, or from medium-large files. 
> - Data may be sent over HTTP
> - Server will process those sound data and after necessary data is
> accumulated, it will process it and send a short response back to the
> client. But processing can take substantial time (Lets say 3 seconds
> processing for 3 seconds of sound data.). 
> - There are other messages involved other than sound data. But they are
> short and can work with a blocking manner.
> - Message content will be prepared probably by Protocol Buffers.
> 
> Do you think netty is suitable for this? My main doubts are writing client
> code in C# and sending streaming data. 
> 
> Thanks a lot.
> 
> Ahmet

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