I understand, lets go back to

ant

🧌

and not provide a

gradle

option either.

if anything, it makes more sense to use Gradle because you can use Kotlin in gradle scripts...

Kotlin gradle scripts have type safe DSLs

No plan for adding support for Kobalt since usage seems to be quite confidential for now, but we are discussing adding support for Gradle Kotlin DSL https://github.com/spring-io/initializr/issues/334

FYI I have added

profile(profile: String)

as well as a more flexible

environment(condition: (Environement -> Boolean)

functions to the function Kotlin bean registration DSL

beans {
	bean<Foo>()
	profile("bar") {
		bean<Bar>("bar")
	}
	environment({it.activeProfiles.contains("baz")}) {
		bean { Baz(it.ref<Bar>()) }
		bean { Baz(it.ref("bar")) }
	}
}

Now in master: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/commit/1f011467b8b929928963486f8594eea460b50eb7

@sdeleuze that’s amazing 🙂

@ssouris Glad you like it 🙂

I will try to build a sample functional WebFlux + bean registration application asap Spring Framework 5.0 RC3 is released

Hello! I have a couple of questions, hopefully one of you experienced spring devs can help: 1) Is there a recommended folder structure for a rest api project? 2) Naming guidelines: Let’s say that I want to represent a chat room, does the following make sense or would you modify it somehow? - My data access object representing the database table:

Rooms

- A class that will allow an api consumer to interact with rooms

RoomsController

- A domain specific class that I will use to do things with a room instance

Room

Any way you could push to a repo for a review?

Hallo I was asking in general: hallo good morning/afternoon/evening. There is some possibility Kotlin is going to overtake back end environment linked to Java/Scala? I found this https://spring.io/blog/2016/02/15/developing-spring-boot-applications-with-kotlin but not see communities are embracing it

nice to see that there is already a community:)

🙂

Sample app is coming

kotlin and reactor lovers my repo has been updated to the latest version 😄 https://twitter.com/eddumelendez/status/889652030859608065

jackson-module-kotlin

is going to be included by default with Spring Boot JSON starter 🙂 https://github.com/spring-io/initializr/issues/462#issuecomment-317963960

That was the #1 trap so happy te get that fixed shortly

After updating Kotlin to version 1.1.2+ i am getting a warning in Spring Webflux app: “org.springframework.aop.framework.CglibAopProxy - Final method [xxx] cannot get proxied via CGLIB: Calls to this method will NOT be routed to the target instance and might lead to NPEs against uninitialized fields in the proxy instance.“, does it mean that all-open plugin has suddenly stopped working or it never worked but warning message was added in 1.1.2?

i have got

apply plugin: 'kotlin-spring'

declared in build.gradle

Maybe try with

1.1.2-5

or

1.1.3-2

and make sure to refresh your Gradle IDE conf + try running the app on commande line

It is expected to work

Make also sure that plugins and Kotlin have the same version

Or it is a new issue I am not aware of, but that's does not ring a bell.

If the issue is confirmed with the versions above, please create a repro project I will have a look.

I think that i have found a difference,

all-open

plugin in version

1.1.1

opens private methods, but starting from

1.1.2

only public methods are being opened, I am getting this warning only for private methods. Any idea why would Spring need to create proxy for private methods, it seams not possible without reflection hacks?

I am not able to reproduce this warning in test project, but decompiled Kotlin classes are different as described above

https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/commit/5d4cefcc30615284b1b28d0fe0653f738371c167 it was changed here

I am using springBootVersion = ‘2.0.0.M2’