If you are using or considering to use my SQL library (https://github.com/orangy/squash/), welcome to #squash 🙂

not a library, but i played with an idea for generalizing, say,

User.fromRecord(_)

so that it worked on query result rows but also json objects in nested queries: https://github.com/danneu/kotlin-postgres

Could you help me? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45706437/kotlin-ejb-throw-undeclaredthrowableexception

#ktor 0.4.0 has been released https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0A974TJ9/p1502901514000383

Hello, I'm trying to write some tests for a requery backed repository. The entity classes generate properly but when I try to do an insert I get an io.requery.meta.NotMappedException - any idea why this might be?

it's a simple data class with an id: Long and name: String

hmm, for some reason the test model is not in ImmutableEntityModel

never mind, I had imported the wrong generated Models.DEFAULT 🙄

hi! currently I'm working on a spring boot project written in kotlin, and I'm trying to make mockito work (building mock mvc with mocked services, then call endpoints, etc). I would like to try the opt-in mockito mock-maker-inline feature but as soon as I create this file, I get a NoClassDefFoundError for mockito. The same thing works properly in Java. Anyone came across this?

ask on #spring

Anyone might have an idea why intellij ultimate keeps on telling me that Kotlin is not configured when using new gradle plugin dsl? (I'm working with the vertx framework)

#intellij would be a better place to ask, it has hardly anything to do with vertx

i recently finished writing a tutorial on auth using the

AccessManager

interface in Javalin: https://javalin.io/tutorials/auth-example

i haven't seen auth solved this way in any other library/framework, so it would be great to get some feedback (both on the tutorial, and the concept of

AccessManager

itself).

Here are are slides from myself and @s4nchez's talk on the design of http4k at the Kotlin London meetup on Tuesday. (Sorry @orangy - there was no video recording equipment available. But if anyone wants us to do a rerun at a conference/event then we are open to doing it again. :) https://www.http4k.org/server_as_a_function_in_kotlin

The slides are also a bit low-res, bu you can blame Keynote for that 🙂

Thanks! I looked through, good stuff 🙂

if auth is not basic, will it throw?

also some headers have complex structure, like

accept

, so it will probably have something else, like

accept.matches(…)

. The question is it a nullable property? Or will it throw?

in my proof of concept i made them all nullable (like the underlying servletrequest is)

#Woot! http4k made the Github trending table... 🙂 github.com/trending/kotlin

Any positive experience with a library for validation on the server side?

The less "magic" the better..

I put a few thoughts together before I choose: https://gist.github.com/gregopet/276aa78c00e67544bf6e374848728c25

I use JSR303 & Spring Validator (which I don't like that much tbh) for incoming request validation. Requests extend a shape of validation responses (genericError, List<propertyErrorNameValueTuple>) and that is piped through messages to get localised error messages. Implemented Spring validator handles more heavyweight things like DB checks etc. JSR303 for simple stuff

Cool, thanks for the feedback on Spring Validator - I've kind of worked with it in Grails and I didn't like that all that much; sure, it worked for the simple cases, but anything more complicated wasn't worth the trouble

..plus there was all kind of weirdness when combining manual and automatic validation - errors getting lost or popping up because the object wasn't ready to be validated yet when the framework thought it should be

Hi everyone, I am new at kotlin..which seems to be very interested ....before head to a course, to learn the depth of it....I am trying it out