Hi Roland,
I am not sure about pull request right now, but here an issue at least
- https://github.com/akka/akka/issues/16716
пятница, 23 января 2015 г., 17:32:09 UTC+6 пользователь rkuhn написал:
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> Hi Alexey,
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> you are right on all counts; would you mind opening a ticket and/or a PR?
>
> Th
Hey hakkers,
I wonder why there is not such prebuilt Source that provides API to
externally emit message by simple method call. I am talking about something
like this:
//building and starting flow
val flow = ???
val source = ExternalSource[String]
source.via(flow).to(BlackholeSink).run
//using
Hi all,
I have some questions about the distributed pub sub akka extension:
1. Does it work only in cluster environment?
2. Does it use gossip protocol for both subscriptions and publishing?
3. If so, does the system wait about 1 s to send messages to subscriptors?
Thanks in advance,
Matteo.
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Hi Martynas,
Yes i think you are right, what i meant was about the control of the load
balancing. The frontend node actually is part of the cluster as well, they
just have different role. So i think it was clear that it would not be
possible now if i want to change the load balancing mechanism.
It would also be interesting if you also had something to share with
testing particularly using akka-http and akka-stream test kits.
Using your project as a template, I am trying to learn how to mock this :
val telizeConnection = Http().outgoingConnection(config.getString("
services.telizeHost"
Recently I gave a presentation at a local technology group about
reactive-streams. In order to demonstrate back-pressure, I whipped up this
project which both visualizes the graph of a stream and shows the activity
as it runs. I built it on Spray (ironically) because I didn't know if a
web-sock
This is really awesome, kudos Tim!
Hoping to get to play around with it a bit more soon.
Answering some in-lined questions you mention:
* We do not yet have websockets in akka-http, but they are on the roadmap :-)
* I think the lack of scala.js can be excused in this case, awesome execution!
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Wow that looks awesome, thanks for sharing!
> 24 jan 2015 kl. 22:03 skrev Tim Harper :
>
> Recently I gave a presentation at a local technology group about
> reactive-streams. In order to demonstrate back-pressure, I whipped up this
> project which both visualizes the graph of a stream and show
