Follow these slides both to learn about Bazel and to get more context on the exercises.

You should have installed:

• Bazel (optionally Bazelisk)
• Java JDK (e.g. sudo apt install openjdk-11-jdk). Note: Tested with JDK 11, and at least JDK 19 has issues under MacOS.
• java -version should work

Let's execute a Java binary.

1. Edit: java/src/main/java/bazel/bootcamp/BUILD
2. Add a java_binary target for the HelloBazelBootcamp.java file
   • java_binary documentation
3. Run the binary using bazel run //java/src/main/java/bazel/bootcamp:HelloBazelBootcamp

Let's compile and run the server code.

1. The Go BUILD files can be fully generated by Gazelle. Run gazelle with bazel run //:gazelle
2. Run the go binary using bazel run //go/cmd/server
3. Go to http://localhost:8081 to see results (there won't be any logs yet): curl http://localhost:8081

Now let's compile and run the client code. It uses GRPC so we'll need to build the proto files and link them as dependencies.

1. Edit the BUILD file for logger.proto
   • java_proto_library documentation
   • java_grpc_library documentation (look towards the bottom of the page for Bazel related documentation)
2. Edit the BUILD file for JavaLoggingClientLibrary.java
   • java_library documentation
3. Edit the BUILD file for JavaLoggingClient.java
   • java_binary documentation
4. bazel run the Java binary you wrote
5. bazel run the Go binary from Section 2
6. Send messages from the client to the server and view them on http://localhost:8081

Let's make Bazel also run the java unit tests.

1. Edit the BUILD file for JavaLoggingClientLibraryTest.java
   • java_test documentation
   Hint

   Names matter for tests. The java_test for this file should be named JavaLoggingClientLibraryTest
2. Edit the BUILD file for JavaLoggingClientTest.java
3. Run the tests using bazel test

There is an integration test that uses both the go server binary, and the java client binary. Let's run it through Bazel.

1. Edit the BUILD file for integrationtest.sh
   • sh_test documentation
2. Run the test using bazel test and make sure that it passes
3. Now run the test using bazel test <target> --runs_per_test=10. It will fail, so you might need to find how to fix it.
   Hint

   You may need to modify the BUILD file again to make this work
   Hint

   Maybe because of the nature of the test you can't run it concurrently, and needs to be run sequentially?

The slides contain some examples you can try by yourself.

You can also use as reference the Official query guide.