jooby-project/jooby

A modular micro web framework for Java and Kotlin

Nguyen Huu Tuan

@snowyukischnee

however, if i using jooby-openapi to generate api spec, the mount() will not work and use() works

Edgar Espina

@jknack

good catch

we need to fix this

Nguyen Huu Tuan

@snowyukischnee

@jknack also jooby-openapi do not generate the example i defined using annotation

reddierocket

@reddierocket

Can someone send me a link on how to set up TLS 1.2 or 1.3 with Jooby 2 using Netty? I'm not finding anything in my searches, but someone ran a security scan and using ssl was a vulnerability that was cited, with a recommendation to use TLS 1.2 or greater. Thanks.

Emmanuel Oga

@EmmanuelOga

did you see this? https://jooby.io/#server-ssl

Nguyen Huu Tuan

@snowyukischnee

Hi, how can I enable http2 support for jooby 2.x

Johannes Beranek

@JohannesBeranek

Hi, is there some kind of css and/or js minification for Jooby 2.x? Only found asset aggregator for the Jooby 1.x asset module, but nothing so far for Jooby 2 :(

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

@JohannesBeranek No for 2.x as far as i know.

@jknack i discovered a problem with Netty 4.1.52 and SSL. The cause is not yet identified. I created an issue here: netty/netty#10720 I'll make a PR if something has to be done on our side.

Edgar Espina

@jknack

@snowyukischnee no support for http 2 yet

@JohannesBeranek there is an integration module for node: https://jooby.io/modules/node (we moved away from any custom done in Java)

@imeszaros Odd, let me know how it goes

jooby 2.9.2 is out: https://github.com/jooby-project/jooby/releases/tag/v2.9.2

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

@jknack TL;DR: had to upgrade to newer openjdk because older releases (we used 11.0.2) had problems with TLS 1.3 which was enabled by default since Netty 4.1.52

Edgar Espina

@jknack

do you know how to enable TLS1.2 or 1.3 in netty?

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

I made a copy of io.jooby.netty.Netty to be able to specify a list of protocols to the constructor of io.netty.handler.ssl.JdkSslContext where I excluded TLS 1.3

Edgar Espina

@jknack

I would like to move https to his own module

and probably add more options like setting TLS version

that will give us: jooby-{server}-https

all these integrated with ServiceLoader API

same for http2

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

good idea, especially the ability to be able to configure the protocol

what happens if someone configures jooby to use https but uses a server for http only?

Edgar Espina

@jknack

don’t follow

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

if I understood there would jooby-netty and jooby-netty-https in the future?

Edgar Espina

@jknack

yea

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

then what happens if I would like to turn https on in the conf file but have no '-https' on classpath?

Edgar Espina

@jknack

nothing or error

if user add the dependency we should configure https

have a look at this discussion: jooby-project/jooby#2074

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

okay

Edgar Espina

@jknack

is like the conf file will be irrelevant

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

and for http2 .. would that be also an implementation provider for io.jooby.Server

because then what if someone wants both https and http2?

Edgar Espina

@jknack

should be a pluggable system

no custom Server implementation

Mészáros István

@imeszaros

cool

that makes it clear

let me know if I can assist at any point

Edgar Espina

@jknack

cool

Edgar Espina

@jknack

@imeszaros jooby-project/jooby#2077

Nguyen Huu Tuan

@snowyukischnee

hi, how can i using jooby hibernate with multiple datasource?

Edgar Espina

@jknack

multiple hibernate instances?

{
   install(new HibernateModule(“db.first"));
   install(new HibernateModule(“db.second"));
}

The keys db.first and db.second must be configuration prooperties

then you can request or inject one or the other by:

require(EntityManager.class, “db.first”);

or inject:

@Inject
public MyRepo(@Named(“db.first”) EntityManager em)

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