Unfortunately, that doesn't work -- when I set an interceptor on a phase in the Application's Pipeline, that executes before the Route-specific Pipeline. Is there a different way I should be applying defaults to the Application's Pipeline?

import io.ktor.network.tls.* is giving me unresolved reference

i can't get call.request.queryParameters[Users.name1.name] ???

https://github.com/OtakuSenpai/AghoraBot/blob/master/src/main/kotlin/com/otakusenpai/aghora/connection/BasicConnection.kt#L103 This function call fails for a certain message due to null being sent by the server. How can I navigate the null being given out and return a normal "" or empty string ans the return parameter?

anyone know of a ktor tutorial type page, where it teaches me how to use ktor, and making example apps step-by-step so I can learn? Kinda hard from me to learn with the current setup. Unless im misisng omsetihng

Just created some basic html, and was wondering, how do I implement css with it? Haven’t found much on it, so I’m like really confused.

^ @aeruhxi

Is there a feature that enables OpenID logins in ktor? We’re looking at leveraging Azure AD… I assume I can just configure OAuth2.0 to do the right thing?

hi, i just created a form with html, relatively simple. any way i can then connect the form submission to kotlin code?

Is there any difference between

embeddedServer

and

DevelopmentEngine

, other than how they're configured and started?

call.receive<List<User>>() throws cannot cast exception when accessing elements. The solution is to wrap the list inside an object and call like this: call.receive<Users>() But what if I need array to be the root of the JSON? What can I do? P.S. I'm using gson.

Is

io.ktor.jetty.DevelopmentHost

no longer a thing? I can’t find it under either

ktor.jetty

or

ktor.server.jetty

I found the followings:

val ApplicationStarting = EventDefinition<Application>()
val ApplicationStarted = EventDefinition<Application>()
val ApplicationStopPreparing = EventDefinition<ApplicationEnvironment>()
val ApplicationStopping = EventDefinition<Application>()
val ApplicationStopped = EventDefinition<Application>()

But how to use them? I can't find some demo code. Somebody give a hint ? Thanks.

Anyone looked into using socketio on ktor ?

Hey everyone! After I do some operations, it there a way to redirect a user to another page?

^oauth2/openid

Would it be a better idea to use JavaScript, or route a user to some page, and then reroute them to another page and add some args, etc to update the page? Speed doesn't matter

otherwise i'll do it manually listing files and looping with html dsl, but if there is a solution already I don't want to reinvent

Never mind. Literally two seconds after I wrote that I read

This feature is defined in the class io.ktor.auth.Authentication in the artifact io.ktor:ktor-auth:$ktor_version.

Here’s my loginProvider definition:

OAuthServerSettings.OAuth2ServerSettings(
                // configUrl = <https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/v2.0/.well-known/openid-configuration>
                name = "AzureAD",
                authorizeUrl = "<https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize>",
                accessTokenUrl = "<https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/token>",
                clientId = "***",
                clientSecret = "***",
                defaultScopes = listOf("openid", "email", "profile", "offline_access"),
                requestMethod = <http://HttpMethod.Post|HttpMethod.Post>
        )

Otherwise, I’m using the sample OAuth2 code that ktor provides.

when I am testing the websocket and i call handleWebSocketConversation waiting for incoming data, it looks like all the other url listeners don't respond

So happy to see project generator http://ktor.io/quickstart/quickstart/generator.html It would be nice if it configures default gradle wrapper. 🙂

Has anyone done performance comparison of the websockets part of ktor ? ie. various engines and versus other frameworks ?

Can you guys bump the version of

com.auth0:jwks-rsa

that you pull in for

ktor-auth-jwt

from 0.3.0 to 0.4.0 please? It includes a JwkProviderBuilder that takes a URL for non-auth0-standard JWKS file locations. Microsoft keeps theirs at https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/discovery/v2.0/keys, and passing that in as a string was not being handled correctly by UrlJwkProvider. Thanks!

@Deactivated User thanks for opening that PR to update jwks-rsa. Can you also take a look at Issue #434 (and PR 435, that’s a proposed fix)?

the ktor httpclient fails when used concurrently, returns an incorrect response looks like, really strange

unfortunately i must hold a lot of connections open due to old client which cannot be rewritten

I switched to Jetty beacuse Netty was causing some problems. But recently I have been experimenting with CIO