February 13, 2017 
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February 13, 2017 [00:51:59] *** _c__ <_c__!51f2b54c@gateway/web/freenode/ip.81.242.181.76> has joined #vertx[01:33:48] *** msavy <msavy!~msavy@redhat/jboss/msavy> has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)[01:36:24] *** _c__ <_c__!51f2b54c@gateway/web/freenode/ip.81.242.181.76> has quit IRC (Quit: Page closed)[02:16:06] *** temporal_ <temporal_!~temporalf@cav13-1-82-66-166-124.fbx.proxad.net> has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer)[02:16:44] *** temporalfox <temporalfox!~temporalf@cav13-1-82-66-166-124.fbx.proxad.net> has joined #vertx[02:16:44] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o temporalfox[03:47:51] *** ChatSharp <ChatSharp!~ChatSharp@stc.66.70.188.95.dsl.krasnet.ru> has joined #vertx[03:50:52] *** ChatSharp <ChatSharp!~ChatSharp@stc.66.70.188.95.dsl.krasnet.ru> has left #vertx[07:59:45] *** ppatiern <ppatiern!~ppatiern@2.237.192.205> has joined #vertx[08:16:58] *** ugol <ugol!~ugol@host189-218-dynamic.181-80-r.retail.telecomitalia.it> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[08:28:30] *** ovestoerholt <ovestoerholt!~ovestoerh@81.166.216.18.static.lyse.net> has joined #vertx[08:35:57] *** millrossjez <millrossjez!~millrossj@host86-180-179-23.range86-180.btcentralplus.com> has joined #vertx[08:36:05] *** ch007m <ch007m!~chm@ip-83-134-34-104.dsl.scarlet.be> has joined #vertx[08:48:13] *** gbrown <gbrown!~gbrown@cpc3-hitc7-2-0-cust14.9-2.cable.virginm.net> has joined #vertx[08:53:36] *** davsclaus <davsclaus!~davsclaus@D4709AA9.rev.sefiber.dk> has joined #vertx[09:09:10] *** matzew <matzew!~matzew@redhat/jboss/matzew> has joined #vertx[09:14:01] *** ploffay <ploffay!ploffay@nat/redhat/x-veirlfuxblalqyxa> has joined #vertx[09:29:50] *** matrium <matrium!4ff9cb0f@gateway/web/freenode/ip.79.249.203.15> has joined #vertx[09:30:29] <matrium> hi, is there something like a recover for futures? like a right biased compose?[09:37:11] <temporalfox> matrium what do you mean ?[09:41:12] *** tsegismont <tsegismont!~tsegismon@72.118.11.109.rev.sfr.net> has joined #vertx[09:45:57] <matrium> @temporalfox: I have a computation that is a composition of monadic functions of the form A -> Future<B>. One of the functions might fail but I can recover from that, depending on the exception.[09:46:34] *** rajdavies <rajdavies!~textual@host86-157-222-169.range86-157.btcentralplus.com> has joined #vertx[09:47:56] <temporalfox> what objects are you using ?[09:48:31] <matrium> Given that Future is a Sum type like Either in other languages, I was looking for something like "recover"[09:49:20] *** maschmid <maschmid!maschmid@nat/redhat/x-wujnwqwydlpjwpow> has joined #vertx[09:50:07] <matrium> recover(Future<T> future, Function<Throwable, Future<T>> f) : Future<T> future[09:55:06] <temporalfox> how do you call recover ?[09:55:30] <temporalfox> ah I see[09:55:37] <temporalfox> a bit like onErrorReturn in RxJava ?[09:55:46] <temporalfox> (but with a future)[09:56:14] <temporalfox> but isn't it like a flatMap a bit ?[09:56:56] <matrium> temporalfox: well, my understanding was that flatMap is Future.compose[09:57:01] <temporalfox> if the future is ok, the function applies the same value[09:57:02] <temporalfox> ys[09:57:03] <temporalfox> yes[09:57:25] <temporalfox> compose is like flatMap, we called this way as it makes sounds less functionnal and more pragmatic[09:57:48] <temporalfox> the future type does not aim to be much functionnal in vertx[09:58:06] <temporalfox> yet it wants to provide basic features one expect to work with[09:58:24] <temporalfox> I'd like some improvements though like[09:58:29] <temporalfox> onSuccess / onError / onComplete[09:58:37] <temporalfox> to ease its usage[09:59:36] <matrium> one thing I'm missing as well is a Future<A>.compose(Future<B>) : Future<B>[10:00:07] <matrium> like Future<A>.map(B) : Future<B>[10:01:34] <matrium> should probably be Future<A>.compose(Supplier<Future<B>>) because of lazyness[10:02:59] <temporalfox> what does compose(Future<B>) do ?[10:03:17] <temporalfox> ah[10:03:24] <temporalfox> with a constant[10:03:40] <temporalfox> map(constant) was added for pragmatic reason as shortcut[10:03:47] <temporalfox> like on AsyncResult[10:04:00] <temporalfox> you can turn an AsyncResult<Foo> in an AsyncResult<Void> easily[10:04:03] <temporalfox> ar.map(null)[10:04:09] <temporalfox> and often we have to do this conversion in vertx[10:04:24] <temporalfox> so it avoids the idiom : if (ar.succeeded()) ...[10:04:51] <matrium> yes, but in some cases you just want to perform a certain operation, is the previous operation was successfull but you don't are about the result[10:05:00] <matrium> is = if[10:05:24] <temporalfox> it's like chaining a bit[10:05:31] <temporalfox> but on completion hatever the result is[10:06:43] <temporalfox> we don't support yet lazy values in the code generator[10:06:54] <temporalfox> so it would be somehting like Function<Void, Future> which sucks a bit[10:07:00] <matrium> if you have a function Future<A> f() {...}, you want to perform after a computation, you have to write .compose(x -> f()), instead of just writing compose(this::f)[10:07:17] <temporalfox> matrium makes sense[10:08:05] <temporalfox> that would mean to support Supplier in the code generators[10:08:53] <matrium> another cool thing would be a map_ (and compose_) for constant values, that accept a suppliert[10:09:09] *** ovestoer_ <ovestoer_!~ovestoerh@77.19.17.244.tmi.telenormobil.no> has joined #vertx[10:11:28] *** ovestoerholt <ovestoerholt!~ovestoerh@81.166.216.18.static.lyse.net> has quit IRC (Read error: No route to host)[10:11:47] *** gemmellr <gemmellr!~gemmellr@apache/committer/robbie> has joined #vertx[10:11:49] *** ovestoerholt <ovestoerholt!~ovestoerh@81.166.216.18.static.lyse.net> has joined #vertx[10:14:08] *** ovestoer_ <ovestoer_!~ovestoerh@77.19.17.244.tmi.telenormobil.no> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[10:15:18] <temporalfox> what would it be ?[10:18:25] <matrium> e.g. in scala the underscore at the end is an indicator, that the previous result is ignored[10:20:01] <matrium> otherwise it can be a little tricky with implicit function conversion when calling an overloaded map[10:20:24] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has joined #vertx[10:20:29] *** isavin <isavin!~isavin___@unaffiliated/isavin> has joined #vertx[10:21:14] <temporalfox> ok[10:21:26] <temporalfox> do you know that vertx-lang-scala just got on central today ?[10:22:33] <temporalfox> hi ppatiern[10:22:40] <matrium> Nice to hear :-) unfortunately I'm forced to use Java for work :-/[10:22:44] <ppatiern> hi temporalfox[10:23:02] <temporalfox> matrium that being said you can give a try and provide feedback as you seem to have experience[10:23:08] <temporalfox> ppatiern how is it going ?[10:24:12] <ppatiern> after the first hour this morning ... I had to switch on Hono ... I'll come back to the Vert.x Kafka later today ... I have to remove the connect and modifying tests that today use the create with the handler (that we don't need anymore)[10:24:34] <temporalfox> ok[10:24:38] <temporalfox> I will spend some time on doc[10:24:43] <temporalfox> to ake it less compact[10:24:45] <ppatiern> ok[10:24:52] <temporalfox> i.e just break in sentences[10:25:01] <ppatiern> ok[10:25:07] <temporalfox> and I'll try to add other languages[10:25:11] <temporalfox> and see what is missing around[10:25:19] <temporalfox> also I'll try to make some rxdoc[10:25:41] <ppatiern> when the release is supposed to be ?[10:25:49] <ppatiern> I mean for the final 3.4.0[10:27:34] <temporalfox> end of this month[10:40:04] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook Pro has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[10:41:31] <ppatiern> ok .. it's even important for Hono and the Eclipse CQs related to the used MQTT server :-)[10:45:41] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has joined #vertx[10:49:02] *** GroDe <GroDe!54560641@gateway/web/freenode/ip.84.86.6.65> has joined #vertx[10:50:54] *** GroDe <GroDe!54560641@gateway/web/freenode/ip.84.86.6.65> has quit IRC (Client Quit)[10:51:30] *** nicktgr15 <nicktgr15!~Adium@132.185.158.37> has joined #vertx[10:51:45] <matrium> temporalfox: http://pastebin.com/y4z0w8tW that's an example of the recover use case[10:56:25] *** pgallagh_away is now known as pgallagh[11:01:14] *** pmlopes|Zzzz is now known as pmlopes[11:04:24] *** ploffay <ploffay!ploffay@nat/redhat/x-veirlfuxblalqyxa> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 256 seconds)[11:08:48] *** pgallagh is now known as pgallagh_away[11:13:33] *** pgallagh_away is now known as pgallagh[11:19:48] *** ploffay <ploffay!ploffay@nat/redhat/x-qxmcjjrsjhnqxkxi> has joined #vertx[11:24:32] <ppatiern> temporalfox: do you know why IntelliJ gives me following error on compiling ?[11:24:37] <ppatiern> Error:(7, 45) java: package io.vertx.rxjava.kafka.client.consumer does not exist[11:24:41] <ppatiern> Error:(25, 11) java: cannot find symbol[11:24:41] <ppatiern> symbol: class KafkaConsumer[11:24:41] <ppatiern> location: class io.vertx.kafka.client.tests.RxConsumerTest[11:24:45] <ppatiern> Error:(51, 16) java: cannot find symbol[11:24:45] <ppatiern> symbol: variable KafkaConsumer[11:24:45] <ppatiern> location: class io.vertx.kafka.client.tests.RxConsumerTest[11:24:49] <ppatiern> the mvn compile works like a charm[11:24:50] <temporalfox> do mvn clean compile[11:25:07] <temporalfox> the class should be in target/annotations/...[11:25:12] <temporalfox> check your IDE can see it[11:25:14] <temporalfox> best[11:25:16] <ppatiern> already done[11:25:18] <temporalfox> do rm -rf .idea[11:25:18] <ppatiern> nothing[11:25:24] <temporalfox> rmoeve the .iml file[11:25:26] <temporalfox> and reimport[11:25:36] <temporalfox> it's because we added it after you imported the project[11:25:40] <ppatiern> ok[11:25:44] <ppatiern> I'll try thatnks[11:28:55] <ppatiern> nothing ...[11:29:00] <ppatiern> rm -rf .idea[11:29:03] <ppatiern> removed .iml[11:29:07] <ppatiern> mvn clean compile[11:29:09] <ppatiern> reimport[11:29:11] <ppatiern> same error[11:29:14] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook Pro has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[11:31:25] <temporalfox> ok[11:31:27] <temporalfox> weird[11:31:50] <temporalfox> are you on kafka ?[11:34:09] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has joined #vertx[11:35:07] <ppatiern> on kafka ?[11:37:49] *** msavy <msavy!~msavy@redhat/jboss/msavy> has joined #vertx[11:44:28] *** ploffay <ploffay!ploffay@nat/redhat/x-qxmcjjrsjhnqxkxi> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 255 seconds)[11:54:16] <ppatiern> temporalfox: even after a mvn clean compile I don't have a target/annotations folder[11:54:52] <temporalfox> hum[11:55:05] <ppatiern> the intellij compiler gives me the above errors but not signaling them on the source code (with a red line)[11:55:08] <temporalfox> yes I asked because I will do stuff on this this afternoon[11:55:25] <temporalfox> "ls target/generated-sources/annotations/io/vertx/"[11:55:30] <temporalfox> so we can finish early this week[11:55:38] <temporalfox> and integrate it in the stack and website[11:55:44] <ppatiern> oh yes[11:55:49] <ppatiern> I have that path[11:56:12] <temporalfox> I said the wrong one :-)[11:56:17] <temporalfox> but intellij should add it to the path[11:56:34] <temporalfox> for me it is blue[11:56:39] <temporalfox> with a small fan[11:56:40] <ppatiern> the strange thing is that the error doesn't appear in the source code[11:56:54] <temporalfox> "Generated Source Roots"[11:57:02] <ppatiern> the intellisense is working and can see the class[11:58:07] *** ploffay <ploffay!ploffay@nat/redhat/x-wzicwsotnzhgjwkg> has joined #vertx[11:59:57] <ppatiern> in INtelliJ ... the Source Folders are[12:00:03] <ppatiern> src/man/Java ... ok[12:00:08] <ppatiern> src/main/generated ... ok[12:00:25] <ppatiern> and target/../annotations[12:00:46] <ppatiern> target/generated-sources/annotations[12:01:31] <temporalfox> so it works ?[12:02:01] <ppatiern> nope[12:02:15] <ppatiern> the intellisense can see it ...[12:02:20] <ppatiern> the compiler give me the errors[12:05:14] <ppatiern> it compiles if I set a source folder the entire folder path to the KafkaConsumer (under io.vertx.rxjava.kafka.client)[12:05:21] <ppatiern> but in this case the intellisense doesn't work ![12:05:36] <ppatiern> what are your source folders in the project structure ?[12:29:32] *** matrium <matrium!4ff9cb0f@gateway/web/freenode/ip.79.249.203.15> has quit IRC (Quit: Page closed)[12:35:08] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook Pro has gone to sleep. 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ZZZzzz…)[13:25:08] *** pgallagh is now known as pgallagh_away[13:29:09] *** gbrown is now known as gbrown-afk[13:32:04] *** ch007m <ch007m!~chm@ip-83-134-34-104.dsl.scarlet.be> has joined #vertx[13:35:29] *** aslaikov <aslaikov!aslaikov@nat/redhat/x-uljzbefrrvkhhogj> has joined #vertx[13:36:20] <aslaikov> hi! is there anyone alive? :)[13:37:54] *** msavy <msavy!~msavy@redhat/jboss/msavy> has quit IRC (Quit: {})[13:39:59] *** msavy <msavy!~msavy@redhat/jboss/msavy> has joined #vertx[13:41:04] *** tsegismont <tsegismont!~tsegismon@72.118.11.109.rev.sfr.net> has joined #vertx[13:43:45] <aslaikov> does anyone use vertx jdbc with postgres? I'm trying to make a POST request and make an insert to database but it all just hangs... here is the gist: https://gist.github.com/slaykovsky/e51d271ee4d9b19b20edd2f748aeaed4[13:46:23] *** wsiqueir_ <wsiqueir_!~wsiqueir@201.75.170.209> has joined #vertx[13:48:38] *** ch007m <ch007m!~chm@ip-83-134-34-104.dsl.scarlet.be> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook Pro has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[13:50:19] *** ewittman <ewittman!~ewittman@71-88-34-20.dhcp.nwtn.ct.charter.com> has joined #vertx[13:50:19] *** ewittman <ewittman!~ewittman@71-88-34-20.dhcp.nwtn.ct.charter.com> has quit IRC (Changing host)[13:50:19] *** ewittman <ewittman!~ewittman@redhat/jboss/ewittman> has joined #vertx[13:58:08] *** wburns <wburns!~wburns@redhat/jboss/wburns> has joined #vertx[13:59:26] <temporalfox> have you looked at the examples aslaikov ?[14:00:03] <aslaikov> temporalfox, yup, it's almost from there :)[14:00:05] *** ch007m <ch007m!~chm@ip-83-134-34-104.dsl.scarlet.be> has joined #vertx[14:00:47] <temporalfox> and the original exampl does not work ?[14:01:40] <aslaikov> temporalfox, IDK honestly, I've just made my one as this example[14:02:21] *** rruss <rruss!~Adium@c-73-229-24-63.hsd1.co.comcast.net> has joined #vertx[14:02:21] *** rruss <rruss!~Adium@c-73-229-24-63.hsd1.co.comcast.net> has quit IRC (Changing host)[14:02:21] *** rruss <rruss!~Adium@redhat/jboss/rruss> has joined #vertx[14:22:06] <msavy> if i have multiple HttpClients with different HttpClientOptions (e.g. different SSL configs), is an LRUCache of HttpClient a sensible thing to do?[14:22:28] <msavy> and said HttpClients will be reused multiple times.[14:22:47] <msavy> not quite sure whether there is already some magic under the covers to provide this (don't think so, but thought i'd check)[14:27:12] *** pmlopes is now known as pmlopes|Zzzz[14:27:20] *** pgallagh_away is now known as pgallagh[14:30:39] *** rektide_ <rektide_!~rektide@eldergods.com> has joined #vertx[14:31:14] *** gbrown-afk is now known as gbrown[14:32:11] *** rektide <rektide!~rektide@eldergods.com> has quit IRC (Write error: Broken pipe)[14:32:37] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook Pro has gone to sleep. 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ZZZzzz…)[17:04:44] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has joined #vertx[17:04:47] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has quit IRC (Max SendQ exceeded)[17:16:43] *** BadApe <BadApe!~badape@62.232.87.130> has joined #vertx[17:34:24] <temporalfox> msavy I don't understand what your use case[17:34:35] <temporalfox> ppatiern I'm gonna do some kafka things tonight[17:34:39] <temporalfox> on the branch[17:34:51] <temporalfox> hopefully we can converge on something by wedesneday[17:35:01] <ppatiern> temporalfox: ok ![17:35:43] <msavy> temporalfox: so, for example, let's imagine i'm proxying to 10 different APIs - hence i have 10 different HttpClients constructed with unique HttpClientOptions configurations.[17:35:53] <temporalfox> btw ppatiern concerning doc : you can read the groovy file now it shows all the code[17:36:00] <temporalfox> but before it shows "code not translatable"[17:36:12] <temporalfox> that's how you endup using the translatable api[17:36:28] *** isavin <isavin!~isavin___@unaffiliated/isavin> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)[17:36:41] <temporalfox> ah[17:36:50] <temporalfox> you have something very dynamic[17:37:01] <msavy> and i could keep them in an LRUMap rather than making a new client + configuration for each request that comes through to the same[17:37:05] <temporalfox> btw in latest beta msavy you can now use ssl / non ssl in same client[17:37:06] <msavy> to the same API*[17:37:14] <temporalfox> so you don't need ssl / non ssl clients[17:37:15] <msavy> temporalfox: ah, that's awesome, woo![17:37:28] <temporalfox> msavy and we added RequestOptions[17:37:31] <temporalfox> to override[17:37:39] <temporalfox> to use ssl = true / false[17:37:43] <temporalfox> instead of overloading API[17:37:53] <temporalfox> private String host;[17:37:53] <temporalfox> private int port;[17:37:54] <temporalfox> private boolean ssl;[17:37:55] <temporalfox> private String uri;[17:38:05] <msavy> so i can set the keystores at that point?[17:38:10] <temporalfox> no[17:38:16] <temporalfox> the keystores are at the client level[17:38:30] <temporalfox> I did not want to make it too complex[17:38:41] <temporalfox> given that there is now a pool for ssl and one for non ssl[17:38:51] <temporalfox> (obviously)[17:38:51] <msavy> makes sense. that's the main limitation for us. mutual TLS with different backends.[17:39:02] <temporalfox> what is this use case ?[17:39:25] <msavy> so, let's imagine you offer your API via apiman, and are colocated with lots of different providers[17:39:28] <temporalfox> msavy you could do an LRUMap if you use keep alive otherwise its useless[17:39:58] <msavy> you want to secure the connection between apiman and the backend, so people can't "call around" the gateway. people do that with MTLS (per API).[17:39:58] <temporalfox> ok[17:40:07] <temporalfox> and each provider has its own set of certs ?[17:40:26] <temporalfox> one thing you could do[17:40:34] <msavy> we do use keep-alive, yes[17:40:46] <msavy> which is on by default afaik?[17:40:52] <temporalfox> is to have your own TrustOptions implementation[17:41:00] <temporalfox> and implement[17:41:01] <temporalfox> default TrustManagerFactory getTrustManagerFactory(Vertx vertx) throws Exception {[17:41:01] <temporalfox> return KeyStoreHelper.create((VertxInternal) vertx, this).getTrustMgrFactory((VertxInternal) vertx);[17:41:03] <temporalfox> }[17:41:12] <temporalfox> but I don't know how it would work with respect to connection pool[17:41:17] <temporalfox> I don't think it would be a good idea[17:41:24] <temporalfox> yes keep alive is default[17:41:32] <msavy> hmm, yes, that's what i was wondering - specifically how the threadpool worked in this respect. ok, awesome.[17:41:41] <temporalfox> it's connection pool[17:41:44] <msavy> thanks for your advice. much appreciated![17:42:01] <msavy> also, those new additions are great for us, i can simplify some of our code :)[17:42:10] <temporalfox> I think the best is that indeed you keep a Map<Provider, HttpClient>[17:42:22] <temporalfox> and keep the client as long as it has open connections[17:42:59] <temporalfox> msavy yes, having a good http client is important[17:43:19] <msavy> at the moment i seem to be leaking file-handles somewhere, trying to find exactly where[17:43:30] <msavy> i must have forgotten to close something[17:43:32] <temporalfox> that happens if you don't close things[17:43:46] <msavy> exactly, lol - but i haven't managed to track it down yet[17:43:55] <msavy> turns out this is a bit of a pain[17:44:05] *** BadApe <BadApe!~badape@62.232.87.130> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)[17:44:15] <msavy> solution - just keep increasing the number of file handles ;-)!![17:44:32] <msavy> (NB: joke; please don't do this)[17:45:04] <temporalfox> on osx, the number of handles is quite limited[17:45:11] <temporalfox> at some poitn we had leaks in vertx test suite[17:45:17] <temporalfox> so it was not passing anymore[17:45:19] <msavy> i raised it up to...[17:45:34] <temporalfox> I tracked them down with netstat[17:45:41] <temporalfox> and I don't remember what else[17:45:44] <msavy> 262144[17:45:51] <temporalfox> I kept the default[17:46:12] <temporalfox> it's quite easy to forget that[17:46:22] <temporalfox> oen event loop == one descriptor[17:47:34] <msavy> thanks for your help temporalfox![17:47:40] <temporalfox> no problem[17:47:43] <msavy> and yeah, this will be fun to find; only occurs during load testing.[17:47:45] <temporalfox> I'm happy to help[17:48:03] <temporalfox> I think that what I did was to match the code[17:48:12] <temporalfox> and capture a stack trace when it's created[17:48:17] <temporalfox> and print it in finalizer[17:48:23] <temporalfox> or something like that[17:48:24] <temporalfox> but it was in test suite[17:48:27] <msavy> hmm, interesting idea[17:48:28] <temporalfox> or I used a thread[17:48:35] <temporalfox> and long connetion where printed[17:48:52] <temporalfox> I think you can do that with byteman easily[17:49:00] <msavy> yeah, that's what the perf guys just suggested to me[17:49:26] <msavy> do you use mac btw?[17:49:36] <msavy> i added byteman to brew[17:50:19] <ppatiern> temporalfox: running a Vert.x application on OpenShift we received error on access denied because Vert.x tries to create a .vertx folder in the current dir. I just workaround the problem with vertx.disableFileCaching=true and vertx.disableFileCPResolving=true ... but can you explain me better the use case of file caching needed and what is the FileCPResolving ?[17:50:45] *** nicktgr15 <nicktgr15!~Adium@132.185.158.37> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 245 seconds)[17:50:45] <temporalfox> ppatiern it's because of loading resoures from a jar file in fatjar mode[17:50:49] <temporalfox> it's blocking[17:50:57] <temporalfox> so we don't want to block too much[17:51:45] <ppatiern> so it's needed when the application has some rsources to access ?[17:53:16] <ppatiern> disabling it means having application blocking but still working ?[17:53:29] <ppatiern> why two parameters ? what is the related mean for both of them ?[17:53:30] <temporalfox> yes it means it's going to go in the classloader thing[17:53:48] <temporalfox> vertx.disableFileCPResolving means loading files from jars[17:53:57] <temporalfox> like getResourceAsStream[17:53:59] *** ploffay <ploffay!ploffay@nat/redhat/x-pchntcnaenhlahxy> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)[17:54:02] <temporalfox> it's not the same[17:54:30] <ppatiern> so the file caching creates the .vertx folder right ?[17:54:46] <temporalfox> yes[17:54:53] <temporalfox> it's also use dby some other components[17:54:55] <temporalfox> like vertx web[17:55:05] <ppatiern> but the does FileCPResolving access to the disk for writing ?[17:55:24] <ppatiern> because on OpenShift I need both disabled[17:55:50] <ppatiern> and on Openshift you can't write in the current folder ... you need an external volume[17:59:22] <temporalfox> no I think it will keep it in memory[17:59:23] <temporalfox> ppatiern[17:59:25] <temporalfox> props.put(ConsumerConfig.KEY_DESERIALIZER_CLASS_CONFIG, StringDeserializer.class);[17:59:34] <temporalfox> is it possible to use it with String ?[17:59:39] <temporalfox> and map ?[18:02:47] <ppatiern> instead of Properties and the enums you mean ?[18:03:11] <temporalfox> yes[18:03:12] <ppatiern> i.e.[18:03:22] <temporalfox> I'm trying to show ocnfig with map only[18:03:23] <temporalfox> in the doc[18:03:39] <ppatiern> map.put("key_deserializer_class_....", "org.apache.kafka....StringDeserializer");[18:04:19] <ppatiern> yes because I used this way in my AMQP kafka bridge ... even if for being polyglot we are losing a lot of Java cookies :-)[18:04:22] <temporalfox> ok[18:04:27] <temporalfox> yes but it's fine[18:04:34] <temporalfox> it's simple[18:04:38] <temporalfox> that's the important thing[18:06:57] <ppatiern> being polyglot ?[18:07:04] <temporalfox> no[18:07:11] <temporalfox> wether you use a string or a class[18:07:15] <temporalfox> actually a string is more readable[18:07:18] <temporalfox> that a constant[18:07:24] <temporalfox> or a class literal[18:07:46] <ppatiern> but more error prone[18:08:27] <temporalfox> https://github.com/vert-x3/vertx-kafka-client/blob/docs-editing/src/main/asciidoc/groovy/index.adoc[18:08:36] <temporalfox> I'm pushing there the docs editing[18:09:28] <temporalfox> I hope to finish that tonight[18:09:35] <temporalfox> it should be ok you did most of it :-)[18:09:38] <ppatiern> the "Getting topic partitions information" is at a lower level .. it's wrong (my fault) can you fix it[18:09:42] <temporalfox> just breaking it down into smaller pieces[18:10:01] <ppatiern> it should be at same level of others[18:10:03] <temporalfox> yes[18:10:07] <temporalfox> I removed one level of indent[18:10:13] <temporalfox> with Getting Started[18:10:22] <temporalfox> should do the same with mqtt-server[18:10:28] <ppatiern> ah ok[18:10:40] <temporalfox> it's more readable[18:10:45] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has joined #vertx[18:10:50] <ppatiern> agree[18:10:52] <temporalfox> docs is readable by being linear and small chunks[18:11:04] <temporalfox> I'm just taking your doc[18:11:10] <temporalfox> and break it into small chunks[18:11:54] <ppatiern> you know better than me the right format for the doc[18:12:02] <temporalfox> I pushed the indent[18:12:08] <ppatiern> btw just coming back to disableFileCPResolving, you said that it doesn't try to write on disk ... but with this enabled ... a Vert.x app on OpenShift doesn't run with access denied error :([18:12:10] <temporalfox> maybe :-)[18:12:32] <temporalfox> I htink to run vertx on openshift the best is to reach clement[18:12:37] <temporalfox> he has the best advices for openshift[18:13:17] <ppatiern> ok thanks ![18:13:25] *** Ephemeral <Ephemeral!~Ephemeral@unaffiliated/ephemeral> has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 255 seconds)[18:13:27] <temporalfox> I told him you are looking for him :-)[18:13:30] *** cescoffier <cescoffier!~clement@2a01:cb15:8005:5c00:81d8:b5a8:4880:da56> has joined #vertx[18:13:35] <cescoffier> hi[18:13:36] <temporalfox> cescoffier is there :-)[18:13:41] <cescoffier> @ppatiern looking for me ?[18:13:50] <temporalfox> ppatiern wants all the best advices for running vertx on openshift[18:14:29] <cescoffier> use the fabric8 maven plugin and everything is going to be almost automatic[18:14:35] <ppatiern> cescoffier: I was writing an email ... but you could read the conversation I had with Julien[18:15:00] <ppatiern> but I want to know the meaning of file caching and disableFileCPResolving that I need always to disable[18:15:16] <ppatiern> in order to avoid "denied access" ... so like something is trying to write in the local folder[18:15:36] <cescoffier> so, the hint is.... relocate .vertx to /tmp[18:15:46] <cescoffier> what are you using to deploy on openshift ?[18:15:54] <cescoffier> f-m-p ? docker file ?[18:15:57] <cescoffier> template ?[18:16:03] *** BadApe <BadApe!~badape@62.232.87.130> has joined #vertx[18:16:06] <ppatiern> I use the fabric8 plugin just to generate yaml files[18:16:16] <ppatiern> I don't want and automatic deployment for now[18:16:32] <ppatiern> just generated yml files and then deploy them manually[18:16:46] <cescoffier> are you using a recent fabric8 mavne plugin ?[18:17:05] <cescoffier> it should generate a yaml file with a java -jar .... -Dvertx.baseCacheDir=/tmp[18:17:10] <cescoffier> (let me check the exact name)[18:18:43] <cescoffier> - name: JAVA_OPTIONS[18:18:43] <cescoffier> value: -Dvertx.cacheDirBase=/tmp[18:19:15] <ppatiern> can you give me a reference link for that ... thanks ![18:20:46] <cescoffier> it's actually generated by the fabric8 mavne plugin if it detects a vert.x app[18:21:16] <cescoffier> https://github.com/fabric8io/fabric8-maven-plugin/blob/master/generator/vertx/src/main/java/io/fabric8/maven/generator/vertx/VertxGenerator.java#L60[18:21:59] <ppatiern> thanks ![18:22:36] <ppatiern> btw the current Eclipse Hono project uses the docker maven plugin ... I'm converging to use only the fabric8[18:22:48] <cescoffier> here you have plenty of examples: https://github.com/cescoffier/vertx-openshift-it[18:22:55] <ppatiern> but for now the docker plugin is still there for building docker image and the fabric8 is there for yml generation[18:23:11] <cescoffier> hum... not anymore[18:23:19] <ppatiern> but I'll converge to use only fabric8 plugin for building images and yaml files[18:23:27] <cescoffier> you can't access the docker registry of an openshift anymore[18:23:39] <cescoffier> (except if you open it explicitely)[18:24:09] <cescoffier> the "only" "work-everywherE" way is S2I[18:24:20] <ppatiern> I know[18:24:25] <cescoffier> fortunately the fabric8 maven plugin do s2i build for you[18:25:57] <ppatiern> yes[18:26:50] <aslaikov> all: any chance someone does use vertx with postgres? :)[18:27:50] <cescoffier> if you are still using the docker way, just use something like: https://github.com/cescoffier/vertx-openshift-it/blob/master/simple-http-it/pom.xml[18:28:37] <cescoffier> sorry, wrong link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BydR6oxED8IXeFVlQU05eFlNZzQ/view?usp=sharing[18:29:09] <cescoffier> aslaikov : yes, either with the vert.x jdbc client, or the vertx-postgres-client[18:29:44] <aslaikov> cescoffier, hi mate! :) could you please take a look at https://gist.github.com/slaykovsky/e51d271ee4d9b19b20edd2f748aeaed4[18:30:07] <aslaikov> cescoffier, it just hangs on this post and I don't know what should I do...[18:31:14] <cescoffier> what does this: " SQLConnection conn = ctx.get("conn");"[18:31:53] <cescoffier> I'm not sure you can do that. You should open a new connection in your method and close it[18:33:27] <aslaikov> cescoffier, but I have a wildcard route which saves connection to context https://gist.github.com/slaykovsky/f0550dafa7312af85ebe2b048f219d4e[18:34:16] <cescoffier> this is not the right method: addHeadersEndHandler[18:34:44] *** rruss <rruss!~Adium@redhat/jboss/rruss> has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving.)[18:34:52] <aslaikov> cescoffier, and my get and delete routes are working very well, only this post isn't... :([18:35:04] <aslaikov> cescoffier, why?[18:35:29] <cescoffier> because this method is closing the connection just after having sent the header, not the payload[18:36:01] <cescoffier> well, in your case it should not matter, as you don't write the header in advance[18:36:34] <cescoffier> are you sure it hangs in the JDBC call ?[18:36:54] <aslaikov> cescoffier, no I'm not sure[18:38:24] <aslaikov> cescoffier, all I know is that curl tells me that upload completely sent off, and database connection is created[18:38:44] <cescoffier> can you get the json body ?[18:39:05] <cescoffier> you may have an exception somewhere[18:41:10] *** Snugglebash <Snugglebash!~textual@80.168.21.194> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook Pro has gone to sleep. 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ZZZzzz…)[22:42:53] *** ugol <ugol!~ugol@host189-218-dynamic.181-80-r.retail.telecomitalia.it> has joined #vertx[22:43:18] *** isavin <isavin!~isavin___@unaffiliated/isavin> has quit IRC (Quit: Leaving)[23:00:28] *** kenfinnigan is now known as kf_backlater[23:13:44] *** pikajude <pikajude!Jude@unaffiliated/otters> has joined #vertx[23:13:56] *** ugol <ugol!~ugol@host189-218-dynamic.181-80-r.retail.telecomitalia.it> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[23:14:07] <pikajude> what's the best way to hook into vertx so that i can manually log http responses[23:16:37] *** tcrawley is now known as tcrawley-away[23:21:01] *** ugol <ugol!~ugol@host189-218-dynamic.181-80-r.retail.telecomitalia.it> has joined #vertx[23:30:34] *** dfg <dfg!51f2b54c@gateway/web/freenode/ip.81.242.181.76> has joined #vertx[23:31:26] <dfg> Is it possible to do something on session Timeout in vertx ? Like session.onTimeout( () -> disconnectUser(session.getParam("userId")))[23:31:45] <dfg> to keep a list on online users[23:50:05] *** ugol <ugol!~ugol@host189-218-dynamic.181-80-r.retail.telecomitalia.it> has quit IRC (Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)[23:57:01] *** ugol <ugol!~ugol@host189-218-dynamic.181-80-r.retail.telecomitalia.it> has joined #vertx