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Challenge: ASP.NET Core and gRPC - Creating Messages in Protocol Buffers

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Challenge
Creating a Message
In gRPC, each service starts with defining messages with the message keyword. A message can take one or more properties to make up the data in the message. For each property, you must define an ordinal position. Typically this is numbered from the number one up.
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Challenge
Creating the Service
Now that you have defined the messages, we can define the service as well.
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Solution!
syntax = "proto3";
option csharp_namespace = "GrpcChat.ProtoBuf";
package chat;
service ChatService { rpc Send(Chat) returns (ChatResult); }
message Chat { string Body = 1; string UserId = 2; }
message ChatResult { bool Success = 1; string Error = 2; }
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