Improperly formed default mime type causes connection error when connecting to spring-boot rsocket server

[aboccag]

Hi everyone,

I have a Spring Boot RSocket server and I am unable to connect to it with your example. I got a rejected Setup :
0000 Error {000}: [00000003] Invalid mime type "binary": does not contain '/'
I tried some options in RSocketOptions but alyaws the same error

Here is my spring server config :

spring:
  rsocket:
    server:
      port: 7000
      transport: tcp

Here is my dotnet program

var client = new RSocketClient(new SocketTransport("tcp://localhost:7000"), new RSocketOptions(){ InitialRequestSize = 3 });
			//var client = new RSocketClient(new WebSocketTransport("ws://localhost:9092/"), new RSocketOptions() { InitialRequestSize = 3 });
			//var client = new RSocketClient(loopback);
			await client.ConnectAsync();

The server is working, I did manage to handle RSocket data with another spring boot client.

Thanks for your help !

[aboccag]

Well, it feels like the problem comes from the library in the RSocketOptions.cs file :

	public class RSocketOptions
	{
		public const int INITIALDEFAULT = int.MinValue;
		public const string BINARYMIMETYPE = "binary";

		public TimeSpan KeepAlive { get; set; }
		public TimeSpan Lifetime { get; set; }
		public string DataMimeType { get; set; }
		public string MetadataMimeType { get; set; }

		public int InitialRequestSize { get; set; } = 10;
		public int GetInitialRequestSize(int initial) => (initial <= INITIALDEFAULT) ? InitialRequestSize : initial;


		public static readonly RSocketOptions Default = new RSocketOptions()
		{
			KeepAlive = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1),
			Lifetime = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(3),
			DataMimeType = BINARYMIMETYPE,
			MetadataMimeType = BINARYMIMETYPE,
		};
	}

I Changed

public const string BINARYMIMETYPE = "binary";

to

public const string BINARYMIMETYPE = "application/x-protobuf";

now the next problem is how to deserialize in the spring boot application.

[OlegDokuka]

Hi @broadside74 !

We have improperly formed mime-type which should be application/octet-stream instead of binary

Thanks for finding that. Feel free to create a PR or otherwise I will do that shortl.

Cheers,
Oleh

[OlegDokuka]

Also, you can use your custom data mime type by overriding the default. I will provide an example shortly

[OlegDokuka]

@broadside74 You may modify the default mime-type using the following RSocketClient constructor overload

var client = new RSocketClient(transport, new RSocketOptions() { DataMimeType = "application/json" })

[OlegDokuka]

closed with #21

[foyss]

Hi everyone,

I'm currently using v0.2.7 from Nuget Package Manager, and the RSocketOptions class in there has the BINARYMIMETYPE set to "binary", throwing me the same error;

Which version has the BINARYMIMETYPE change?

I've tried changing the options as shown below, but the same error occurs;

Thanks!

[OlegDokuka]

@foyss can you please check if you really use the latest one since right now RSocketOptions has a different value set -> https://github.com/rsocket/rsocket-net/blob/master/RSocket.Core/RSocketOptions.cs#L17

[OlegDokuka]

Oh, my bad, this change was not released yet, my apologies for the misleading comment. I will do a release shortly

[OlegDokuka]

I've tried changing the options as shown below, but the same error occurs;

@foyss can you try setting MetadataMimeType as message/x.rsocket.composite-metadata.v0 and DataMimeType as text/plain or application/octet-stream

[foyss]

@OlegDokuka Hi Oleg, I've tried the above but they seem to give the same error

[OlegDokuka]

@foyss can you please enable the following logger

<logger name="io.rsocket.FrameLogger" level="DEBUG"/>

and share what is coming to the spring server

[foyss]

@OlegDokuka My colleague is unsure on how to enable the following logger on Spring Boot, but the following is shown in the console log once I try to .RequestStream