I want to send a list of messages to an actor, receive a reply immediately in a future and then wait for all futures to complete before returning to the calling method. From reading the akka docs, I b
I\'m thinking about using actors for a simple Asteroid-like game written in Scala and Java2D, which can be played by two players in a cooperative mode.
I\'ve an unexpected behavior when using remote actors. I\'ve a server and a \'client\'. The client sends a message to the server actor and the server replies. When I use the \'?\' operator everything
In Java, when using an object across multiple threads (and in general), it is good practice tomake fields final. For example,
Using Akka 1.0 I cannot stop stdout-debug-output although I have set the event-handler-level to ERROR in my akka.conf which is definetely being read correctly.
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The following code snippet is taken from Programming in Scala import actors.Actor object NameResolver extends Actor {
def append(msg: Msg, session: OutputChannel[Any]) { changeSize(1) // size always increases by 1 val el = new MQueueElement(msg, session)
I have some events in my model and some handling logic. I want organize communication logic throw Actors. But how I can inherit handling logic without specifying act() in each concrete class
I would like to know if it\'s possible (and how) to get an akka actor to receive messages from stdin. Essentially, the idea would be for every line of input to be sent as a message to the actor, e.g.
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