simple-mcp-server
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This is a simple example project based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that implements a tool for generating Double Color Ball lottery numbers.
The Simple MCP Server is a project designed to demonstrate the capabilities of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) by providing a service that generates Double Color Ball lottery numbers. Built using Spring Boot 3.4.4 and Java 17, this server can generate between 1 to 10 sets of lottery numbers, each consisting of 6 red balls (numbered 1-33) and 1 blue ball (numbered 1-16). The service is accessible via the MCP protocol, allowing interaction with MCP-compatible clients, such as large language models. The project is structured to be easily run locally, requiring JDK 17+ and Maven 3.6+ for setup. Once running, the server listens on the default port 8080, ready to process requests for lottery number generation.
Features
- Generates 1-10 sets of Double Color Ball lottery numbers.
- Each set includes 6 red balls (1-33) and 1 blue ball (1-16).
- Provides services via the MCP protocol for interaction with MCP-compatible clients.
- Built with Spring Boot 3.4.4 and Java 17 for robust performance.
- Easily deployable locally with Maven and JDK 17+.
