Re: [akka-user] scaladoc artefact in sbt updateClassifiers

Hi Sam, Yes, interesting catch - we do not publish scaladocs as a jar. I guess we did not bump into this previously since many Scala devs (including us) use IDEs which understand Java => understand JavaDoc (or they use source jars, I think IntelliJ does). I don't know the initial reasoning about

[akka-user] Re: SprayJsonSupport implicits in scope for routes if defined in Main, but not if defined elsewhere

Hello, I too had this problem, and I solved it by switching to objects with an apply method that takes an implicit parameter. My Main object extends App and Service: trait Service { implicit val system: ActorSystem implicit def executor: ExecutionContextExecutor implicit val materialize

[akka-user] scaladoc artefact in sbt updateClassifiers

Hi all, I often find myself wanting to read the scaladocs for Akka using the built-in ENSIME documentation browser (e.g. "show me docs of the symbol at point"). But the doc artefact that comes with Akka, via the standard sbt `updateClassifiers` call, seems to be the Javadocs, not the Scaladocs.

[akka-user] Re: An updated tutorial for 2.3 version API?

Based on the code found in the akka tutorial' i've create an updated 2.3.11 version code, so you can download it and give it a try. https://github.com/Shaulian/Actors-Pi-Calc-using-2.3.11-akka-java-version Shauli On Monday, January 26, 2015 at 3:57:28 AM UTC+2, Atom Cong wrote: > > Hi, guys, >

[akka-user] Re: [akka-http] akka-http-session project: client-side sessions, remember me, csrf

Hi again > I had the impression that cookies are still "the way things are done", and > to be honest didn't really consider not using them at all. But it seems I > should revise that :) > > I agree it is still very common and if you wish you can combine different methods. But the newer auth

[akka-user] Re: [akka-http] akka-http-session project: client-side sessions, remember me, csrf

> I recommend just keeping cookies out of the equation, that makes CSRF > issues go away which gives you a simpler implementation. > I had the impression that cookies are still "the way things are done", and to be honest didn't really consider not using them at all. But it seems I should rev

[akka-user] Re: Is there any akka contrib or pattern which can split and join large payload messages?

actually I realised that some work has been done: like https://github.com/sourcedelica/akka/blob/wip-3842-message-sequence-pattern-ericp/akka-contrib/src/main/scala/akka/contrib/pattern/MessageSequence.scala but as I get deeper into akka I think the best way is not to slice messages (since the s

[akka-user] Messages are lost on node failure while shard is moving to another location.

I've created POC with three nodes in the cluster and have the following scenario: I have modified Counter scala example from Cluster Sharding docs. and have two shards one of odd number and second for even number and persistent shard Actor Counter which sums messages it receives and persists

[akka-user] SprayJsonSupport implicits in scope for routes if defined in Main, but not if defined elsewhere

Hi all. Jumping on the akka-streams/akka-http bandwagon and very excited! However, I've got a couple of puzzlers that stopped me short at the door. Quick context: * I'm making the server for a location-sharing app for activists

[akka-user] akka-http-testkit route produces "internal service error" but live route works (?!?)

Hi all. Second of two posts about some newcomer-ish problems getting my sea legs with akka-http. As the library is new and the documentation evolving, I'm hoping the answers will be useful to other folks! Here is problem number 2. I am trying to test this route: object Main extends App with C

[akka-user] Re: [akka-http] akka-http-session project: client-side sessions, remember me, csrf

Hi I recommend just keeping cookies out of the equation, that makes CSRF issues go away which gives you a simpler implementation. Some answers below, hope you don't mind the long answers :) Where possible I tried to base the impl on what's in Play, as I trust them > to do the "right thing" >