Olà amigos! This is an exciting week for us. Solace joined the AsyncAPI Initiative as a Platinum Sponsor 🎉. Thank you, Jonathan Schabowsky, for leading the process. And if that’s not enough, we finished our “Protocol mappings” milestone. Keep reading!
Latest changes in the specification
Protocol-specific information. This is a long-awaited feature. It allows you to define protocol-specific information in channels, operations, and messages.
Separate application headers from protocol headers. From now on, all the protocol-related headers must be included in a
protocolInfoobject, and the existing messageheadersmust be used only for application headers, if any.Annotate a channel parameter as multi-level. Do you want to tell your code a specific parameter should span across multiple levels? Now you can annotate channel parameters to indicate that. Pretty much like the
#(pound) symbol in AMQP and MQTT or the>(greater than) symbol in NATS.Unify examples fields. In the past, we had the
examplefield in schemas and theexamplesfield in some other places of the specification. They are now unified using the plural form and allowing for more than an example per object. However, we didn’t remove the support forexamplefield in schemas, since we want to remain compatible with OpenAPI schemas.
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And last but not least, we’ve completed our first three weeks running the sponsorship campaign. We greatly appreciate the support from Solace and look forward to working together. You’ll hear more exciting news in the upcoming weeks. Stay tuned!
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This week brings exciting news as Solace joined the AsyncAPI Initiative as a Platinum Sponsor 🎉. Big thanks to Jonathan Schabowsky for leading the way. We also completed the "Protocol mappings" milestone, introducing features like defining protocol-specific information, separating application and protocol headers, and annotating multi-level channel parameters. We unified the example fields to allow more examples per object, while maintaining compatibility with OpenAPI schemas. Stay tuned for more updates, and don't forget to check out the latest progress, just like you would with a SASSA status check
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