MCP Server Examples

What is MCP Server Examples?

MCP Server Examples is a collection of server implementations built using the pure MCP Java SDK, designed to facilitate the development of servers that expose data and functionality to LLM applications without the need for the Spring Framework.

How to use MCP Server Examples?

To use MCP Server Examples, ensure you have Java 17 or later installed, then explore the provided examples to understand how to implement your own MCP server using the MCP Java SDK.

Key features of MCP Server Examples?

• Built with pure MCP Java SDK, no Spring Framework required.
• Demonstrates how to expose data and functionality to LLM applications.
• Includes examples for secure file operations with configurable access controls.

Use cases of MCP Server Examples?

1. Building secure servers for LLM applications.
2. Exposing data through Resources for LLM context loading.
3. Providing functionality through Tools for executing code.

FAQ from MCP Server Examples?

• What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

MCP is a protocol that allows you to build servers that securely expose data and functionality to LLM applications.

• Do I need to use the Spring Framework?

No, MCP Server Examples are built without the Spring Framework, using only the MCP Java SDK.

• What version of Java is required?

Java 17 or later is required to run the MCP Java SDK.