like somehow join the processes or something :P
also @fwbrasil I could use some help on generics kung-fu
I am trying to write a utility class to hide the client/server creation blahblah
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def serverFor[T <: Api](name: String, port: Int, controller: T) = {
val serverBuilder = ServerBuilder().codec(RichHttp[Request](Http())).bindTo(new InetSocketAddress(3333)).name("Tracks")
val server = new FinagleServer(Server[T](controller), serverBuilder.build)
println(s"Started $name service.")
server
}
but I get the exception
I thought maybe I can use class tag magic?
but i dont really understand how that works
scala can do anything!
that fixed it, thanks!
Got everything working including tearing down the 3 running services, and added a little README doco
things I still wanna do
a) make Zoot compatible with the twitter Future so we dont' have to do that ugliness we discussed before
b) add some filter-chain stuff, authentication in the frontend then passing user session headers around
c) add some more fun endpoints
d) maybe tweak the Builder class I created. Maybe we should add it to Zoot, or allow Zoot to build client/server with nice defaults, just supplying host/port
it would be nice to be able to go
new FinagleServer(firstController, secondController, third...). For example my service has multiple REST resources that I wish to express as different Api traits
The idea was mix all.traits together in only one api class
But I don't like this approach anymore
think im in a bit over my head, but what the hey
actually maybe it's just easier if i publish zoot locally and point my own sample project at it
@fwbrasil seems to swallow exception messages, makes it difficult to debug
actually its something wrong with my sample project swallowing errors
com.twitter.finagle.Filter?
williamboxhall @williamboxhall facepalm
oh well :)
@fwbrasil i was having a go at allowing Zoot to support twitter futures
and i got something compiling but when i went to test it, my sample app is just swallowing all exceptions
so now i am on a detour fixing my sample app to print exceptions :)