I have a weird problem with a ChatServer program I am working on (don\'t know why I suddenly started it but I want to finish it). First, here is the relevant code:
Potentially a very silly question-- Is it possible to customize Akka/Scala actors such that you control the threads that are used by the actors? e.g. can you initialize your own set of threads to be
I\'m working my way through Bruce Tate\'s Seven Languages in Seven Weeks and am having a hard time understanding his implementation of sizer.scala (Scala: Day 3). In particular, consider the following
I\'ve tried a couple of things which seem to compile but throw NullPointer exceptions during unit testing so I\'m wondering how I could potentially overcome the limitations in unit-testing.I have a cl
I currently program in Futures, and I\'m rather curious about actors. I\'d like to hear from an experienced voice:
My current application is based on akka 1.1. It has multiple ProjectAnalysisActors eachresponsible for handling analysis tasks for a specific project. The analysis is started when such an actor receiv
Folks, I\'m new to Scala and am trying to figure something out. I\'ve been messing around a bit with traits and I really like their ability to \"mix in\" functionality and interface. I\'ve also been m
in akka suppose there is a linear chain of actors such that each actor receives a message from upstream, sends its own message downstream and waits for a reply, and then sends a message back upstream.
I am trying to understand the disruptor pattern. I have watched the InfoQ video and tried to read their paper. I understand there is a ring buffer involved, that it is initialized as an extremely larg
I\'m almost certainly doing something profoundly stupid which makes this actor not work properly, but I can\'t see it after a chunk of time staring at it. So I thought I\'d ask SO.
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