About Anthropic Mcp Server
A Java application for ferry travel in Scotland’s Inner Hebrides, with route lookup and booking capabilities. It generates routes at startup and stores bookings in an H2 database.
Key features
- 01Look up Inner Hebrides ferry routes
- 02Book ferries and store bookings
- 03Generate routes at startup
- 04Persist bookings in H2
Use cases
- 01Check ferry routes to island destinations
- 02Submit and save a ferry booking
MCP support
As an MCP server, it exposes ferry route lookup and booking tools to clients.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project READMEOverview
A modern enterprise application built with Jakarta EE and Spring Framework, utilizing reactive programming with Spring WebFlux and JPA for data persistence.
Technology Stack
- Java 24
- Jakarta EE
- Spring Data JPA
- Spring WebFlux
- Lombok
- Maven/Gradle (build tool)
Prerequisites
- JDK 24
- Your preferred IDE (IntelliJ IDEA recommended)
- Maven/Gradle
Project Structure
The project follows standard Maven/Gradle project structure:
Project Purposes
The project exposes the following tools
- Ferry routes about travelling to destinations in the Scottish inner hebrides
- Booking a ferry capability which stores data to a H2 database
On start up the application randomly creates ferry routes with various information based on the POJO Route.java When a booking is recieved it is stored in the H2 database with the POJO Booking.java
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