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      <title>Java gRPC Framework OSS</title>
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            Here are some open-source gRPC frameworks written in Java:
gRPC-Java
gRPC-Java is the official Java implementation of gRPC. It uses Protocol Buffers to provide efficient communication between servers and clients. It includes the key features of gRPC such as binary protocol, RPC-style communication, and support for multiple languages. GitHub: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-java Helidon gRPC
Helidon is a lightweight Java framework for building microservices, and Helidon gRPC provides support for gRPC. You can easily create gRPC servers and clients using annotations.
          
          
        
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