Can you post the stack trace?
_ => new LiftAjaxTransportType
Because
LiftAjaxTransportType does not actually need a Page to work
@readysoft - in Scala syntax,
new LiftAjaxTransportType(_) essentially expands to
{ (p: Page) => new LiftAjaxTransportType(p) }
Which used to be the signature
In the end it didn't need to take a
Page so the constructor parameter was removed.
However since a lot of
TransportTypes do need a Page, the Page factory takes a varargs of Page => TransportType.
_ => new LiftAjaxTransportType is like { (unusedName: Page) => new LiftAjaxTransportType }
Also is the zip self-contained? Not familiar enough with maven; how do I run/test it?
thank you for working on the problem.
The zip is only an extract of our NPE system and is developed in eclipse with maven.
I've tried to compile your reactive version 0.3.2.1 with scala 2.11.2 but with no success (it's too much to change)
My proposal is: you create a git-branch, then I pull your changes, compile reactive 0.4.0 and test it with our app and give you the response.
I'm here for the next 3 hours.
thanks.
The zip is only an extract of our NPE system and is developed in eclipse with maven.
I've tried to compile your reactive version 0.3.2.1 with scala 2.11.2 but with no success (it's too much to change)
My proposal is: you create a git-branch, then I pull your changes, compile reactive 0.4.0 and test it with our app and give you the response.
I'm here for the next 3 hours.
thanks.
and by extension is the project still alive :)
I've just been way too busy
so I was trying to find tutorials or something. I see the examples project, but it's intertwined with lift iirc, which I don't know how to read well yet
I've been looking at Bacon.js, elm-lang, Scala.Rx, scalajs-react
bonus if it's scala (although I suppose I can use Bacon with scala.js?)
bonus if it's super clean
I'm not a huge fan of the application state living in the server process's memory
I'm looking for a particular way to use EventStream that I haven't thought about until now... something to the effect of
myEventStream flatMap (ev => EventStream.ofSequence(1, 2, 3))
ie, flatMap an EventStream in such a way that each source event precipitates several output events
I could get this functionality with an intermediate EventSource, but I was curious if there was a way to get it directly using flatMap
@refried functional means FP, FRP means abstracting with signals etc.
(The web_demo subproject has a tutorial though)