Ah, right, I did not understand it that way. Then we are on perfect
agreement—which is how it should be :-)
Regards, Roland
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> On 13 Nov 2016, at 15:04, Konrad Malawski
> wrote:
>
> I think we misunderstood each other somehow.
> I understood your goal is to have "one rout
I think we misunderstood each other somehow.
I understood your goal is to have "one route" that somehow directly routes
requests to representative actors (somehow it sounded to me like you have
deep hierarchies you want to expose like that).
In that sense the "route" would be driven by the structu
I'm not sure I agree with Konrad here: what is wrong with using an HTTP route
to expose an actor as service endpoint? This does not imply that the actual
implementation needs to be structured accordingly, the backend is completely
independent a priori. The role of the composable route snippet is
:-(
Ok, so I guesss the "correct" pattern is to always use a "Service Layer"
(non-Akka, so not an actor) between the actors and the REST exposition. Am
I correct?
On Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 4:28:10 PM UTC+1, Alvaro Santuy wrote:
>
> Hello everybody.
>
> Is there any project out there ca
So my question is if there is some framework or library to easily do this
mapping, from the REST end-points to the corresponding ActorRefs...
I've seen people do that, however I'd argue it's a terrible anti-pattern to
just "expose whatever internal state you have onto the HTTP APIs".
It's like po
Hi Matt.
In this project we are going to use a DDD aproach using Persistent Actors
to represent Aggregate Roots. So, in some way, each Actor will map to a
REST resource: I don't mean that Actors were directly exposed, a supervisor
could mediate fordwarding messages from the REST front-end to th
Not quite sure what you mean when you say you don't want to "manually
encode" the routes in Akka HTTP. What is it about Akka HTTP that is giving
you trouble?
I personally have built a couple Akka applications with a REST API sitting
in front of it. Most of the time I've used http4s but I've als
