anchor.diff:  }
   ----
   
  -1. Inject the service and configure its name.This name is used in the application configuration
  -2. Use the _blocking_ stub (also a generated class)
  -3. Invoke the service
  -
  -We need to configure the application to indicate where is the `hello` service.
  +1. Inject the service and configure its name. This name is used in the application configuration.
  +2. Use the _blocking_ stub (also a generated class).
  +3. Invoke the service.
  +
  +We need to configure the application to indicate where the `hello` service is found.
   In the `src/main/resources/application.properties` file, add the following property:
   
   [source,text]
  
positive.code: quarkus.grpc.clients.hello.host=localhost
  ----
  
  `hello` is the name of the service used in the `@GrpcService` annotation
  `host` configures the service host (here it's localhost).
  
  Then, open http://localhost:8080/hello/quarkus in a browser, and you should get `Hello quarkus`!
  
  
negative.code: }
  
  ----
  1. Expose your implementation as bean.
  2. Extends the `ImplBase` class. This is a generated class.
  3. Implement the methods defined in the service definition (here we have a single method).
  4. Build and send the response.
  5. Close the response.
  
  Quarkus also provides an additional model with Mutiny, a Reactive Programming API integrated in Quarkus.
  Learn more about Mutiny on the link:getting-started-reactive#mutiny[Getting Started with Reactive guide].
  