Hi David,
correct - maven can run ScalaTest tests just as well as it can run junit /
testng.
Think of it this way:
Akka’s TestKit is like a set of methods / “matchers”, like fest-assert in java
land.
You don’t run fest-assert / hamcrest “tests”, you just use them in your junit /
testng tests.
Hi Allan,
with streams there are plenty situations where you'll get deadletters which
are actually harmless (such as the one you just got).
We discussed this in a recent github issue
https://github.com/akka/akka/issues/15163
and came up with a way to suppress such known not interesting dead
Hi hAkkers,
is it possible to mix the scala 2.10 and 2.11 builds of akka 2.3.7 in a
remoting context?
My application uses scala 2.11 and hence I included the 2.11 build of akka 2.3.
Now, I want to use an embedded neo4j, that is build against scala 2.10.4.
However neo4j will only be used in a
Hello,
after some weeks playing with AKKA/Java and cross-compiled AKKA for .NET,
I've got the cluster-example running and actors from both platforms do
communicate with each other.
We have an old Project which processes some data-files which we want to
redesign. We are considering using AKKA
Hello,
I have a question which is only slightly akka-related but this forum has
been a great help to me so I'm asking anyway :)
I am running the alchim31 maven-scala plugin to build my scala / akka
application.
In my pom.xml, I have this:
dependency
groupIdcom.typesafe.akka/groupId
Try running mvn dependency:tree (before and after commenting out).
It will show you exactly how you get each library.
Most probably you're getting akka 2.3.X for scala 2.11 as a transitive
dependency.
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