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Expand Up @@ -39,6 +39,11 @@ the javabuf instance would be dispatched to a gRPC service, but, in our context,
to a Jakarta REST service. As we will see below, the gRPC bridge project supplies the mechanism for
translating a javabuf instance to its corresponding original Java class and dispatching it appropriately.

**Note.**
In this example we refer to the grpc-bridge-example in https://github.com/resteasy/resteasy-examples.
Its output is grpcToRest.example-1.0.0.Final-SNAPSHOT.war, but the WAR is not deployed to any repository. That is,
if you want to follow along, you need to download resteasy-examples and build it in the usual maven manner.

## Building the bridge project

1. Create a directory for the bridge project. We will refer to it as BUILD_HOME.
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