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菩提老师
Sorry, I'm not just talking about the front-end problem, the back-end service can't access and the SKD can't be called
后端都根本不能访问啊，不仅仅是前端的问题啊，前端没有UI 其实问题不是很大，后端根本连接不上，这才是问题啊
My system is windows11, not only the back-end gRPC can't call the interface, but the front-end doesn't show it. But for the same code, qdrant deployed by docker is fine,...
I can't connect to the localhost:6334 service at all, and the Java code I'm sure it's correct, because docker runs perfectly fine, windows.exe after startup... io.grpc.StatusRuntimeException: NOT_FOUND: Not found: Collection...
I know, this is because the connection cannot be established at all, so the error is reported randomly, not because there is no such collection. The problem I raised is...
``` // Bean Create info , host=localhost,port=6334,useTransportLayerSecurity=false @Bean @ConditionalOnProperty(name = "vector-db.type", havingValue = "Qdrant") public QdrantClient qdrantClient(QdRantProperties p) { QdrantClient client = new QdrantClient(QdrantGrpcClient.newBuilder(p.getHost(), p.getPort(), p.isUseTransportLayerSecurity()).build()); return client; } //...
Can this problem be solved?
The qdrant service started by windows.exe is not available using Java SDK, it's that simple
Have you used the Java SDK link after you start with Windows.exe? Have you tested it? Mine is Windows 11 system