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springboot-MCPserver-JUnit

by dreamcenter

Backend/ServersspringbootJUnitSTDIOSSEJava

This is a Spring Boot template project for quickly building an MCP server with JUNIT unit test support. It supports STDIO and SSE modes.

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What is springboot-MCPserver-JUnit?

This project provides a Spring Boot template for creating MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. It includes JUnit for unit testing and supports communication via STDIO and SSE.

How to use springboot-MCPserver-JUnit?

To use this template, you'll need IDEA, Java 17+, and Maven 3.8.1. Configure your client based on whether you're using STDIO or SSE. For STDIO, use the provided Java command with appropriate arguments and environment variables. For SSE, point your client to the specified SSE endpoint (http://host:port/sse).

Key features of springboot-MCPserver-JUnit

  • Spring Boot integration

  • MCP protocol support

  • JUnit unit testing

  • STDIO mode

  • SSE mode

  • Customizable SSE endpoint

Use cases of springboot-MCPserver-JUnit

  • Building MCP servers for AI models

  • Developing and testing AI model interactions

  • Creating real-time data streaming applications

  • Implementing server-side logic for AI clients

  • Developing and testing microservices using MCP

FAQ from springboot-MCPserver-JUnit

How do I configure the server for STDIO?

Use the provided Java command with the specified arguments, including -Dspring.ai.mcp.server.stdio=true and set the necessary environment variables.

How do I configure the server for SSE?

Point your SSE client to the server's SSE endpoint, typically http://host:port/sse.

How can I change the SSE endpoint?

You need to re-inject the ServerMcpTransport bean with the desired endpoint. See the provided code snippet for an example.

Can I have multiple endpoints for a single service?

Yes, you can re-inject multiple McpSyncServer beans. This is a more advanced configuration and requires further research.

Does the server support SSE authorization?

The MCP official protocol documentation has been updated with an authentication scheme, but Spring's implementation is pending an update.