Setting Up the Java Development Environment

With the information collected in Collecting Connection Information and the network environment prepared for Kafka clients, you can proceed to configuring Kafka clients. This section describes how to configure Kafka clients to produce and consume messages.

Preparing Tools

Procedure

  1. Download the demo package.

    Decompress the package to obtain the following files.

    Table 1 Files in the demo package

    File

    Directory

    Description

    DmsConsumer.java

    .\src\main\java\com\dms\consumer

    API for consuming messages

    DmsProducer.java

    .\src\main\java\com\dms\producer

    API for producing messages

    dms.sdk.consumer.properties

    .\src\main\resources

    Configuration information for consuming messages

    dms.sdk.producer.properties

    .\src\main\resources

    Configuration information for producing messages

    client.jks

    .\src\main\resources

    SSL certificate, used for SASL_SSL connection

    DmsConsumerTest.java

    .\src\test\java\com\dms\consumer

    Test code of consuming messages

    DmsProducerTest.java

    .\src\test\java\com\dms\producer

    Test code of producing messages

    pom.xml

    .\

    Maven configuration file, containing the Kafka client dependencies

  2. In IntelliJ IDEA, import the demo project.

    The demo project is a Java project built in Maven. Therefore, you need the JDK and the Maven plugin in IDEA.

    **Figure 1** Click **Import Project**.

    Figure 1 Click Import Project.

    **Figure 2** Choose **Maven**.

    Figure 2 Choose Maven.

    **Figure 3** Select the JDK.

    Figure 3 Select the JDK.

    You can select other options or retain the default settings. Click Finish.

    The demo project has been imported.

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  3. Configure Maven.

    Choose Files > Settings, set Maven home directory correctly, and select the required settings.xml file.

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  4. Specify Kafka configurations.

    This section uses the example of producing messages. For details, see Producer configuration file.

  5. In the down left corner of IDEA, click Terminal. In terminal, run the mvn test command to see how the demo project goes.

    **Figure 4** Opening terminal in IDEA

    Figure 4 Opening terminal in IDEA

    The following information is displayed for the producer:

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 T E S T S
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Running com.dms.producer.DmsProducerTest
produce msg:The msg is 0
produce msg:The msg is 1
produce msg:The msg is 2
produce msg:The msg is 3
produce msg:The msg is 4
produce msg:The msg is 5
produce msg:The msg is 6
produce msg:The msg is 7
produce msg:The msg is 8
produce msg:The msg is 9
Tests run: 1, Failures: 0, Errors: 0, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 138.877 sec

    The following information is displayed for the consumer:

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 T E S T S
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Running com.dms.consumer.DmsConsumerTest
the numbers of topic:0
the numbers of topic:0
the numbers of topic:6
ConsumerRecord(topic = topic-0, partition = 2, offset = 0, CreateTime = 1557059377179, serialized key size = -1, serialized value size = 12, headers = RecordHeaders(headers = [], isReadOnly = false), key = null, value = The msg is 2)
ConsumerRecord(topic = topic-0, partition = 2, offset = 1, CreateTime = 1557059377195, serialized key size = -1, serialized value size = 12, headers = RecordHeaders(headers = [], isReadOnly = false), key = null, value = The msg is 5)
last updated: 2024-12-10 15:16 UTC - commit: ef506946dc65402760f4eb57bfda5ee36d4df62f