anyone ever hit odd issues where Spring only recognizes controllers that are in the same file as your main? none of my controllers were resolving when they were in their own packages. i tried moving them to the file with the main method in it and they started to work

Are they part of the same package as the your @SpringBootApplication class? Sounds like a component scanning issue.

they might have been different, i guess that explains it. very new to spring.

it should work it they are part of a sub package of your main class nothing kotlin specific though

ah yeah the way i had it was at a sibling package. ive got lots of spring code magic issues 🙂 like the multipart uploading doesnt respect my file size limit even though its read just fine in

@Value

if you’re not comfortable with spring boot then start with plain spring you’ll understand the basics

ah, it was my understanding that boot was the one that onboards you to Spring

if you accept all the magic, sure

Spring Boot is good for getting started, but I'm getting fed up with all the magic already. Trying to validate a POST field before insertion is such a headache. Think I might turn off the auto DDL update and just use a script instead. I know that auto DDL update shouldn't be used on production databases anyway. At my last workplace they gave up on ORM and instructed everybody to validate with Stored Procedures.

@j_kapp do stuff on your own it will make you tired at some point then come back to spring boot magic and you’ll be happy it’s here plus: you’ll have understood all the missing bits and pieces it solves

set the channel topic: https://start.spring.io/#!language=kotlin

it’s nothing new, right?

Nothing new, just a reminder

@orangy Do you prefer we use that field to just describe the purpose of the channel?

@sdeleuze huh? you mean this link? it’s ok

Ok

Feel free to show your interest for full nullability support on Spring API by voting for https://jira.spring.io/browse/SPR-15540

For nullability support, you need to to vote on the JIRA issue (this require creating an account), otherwise other member of Spring team and other users won't see your Slack ➕ reaction 😉

No way to sign up/in via GitHub? octocat 😿

Nope sorry

Hi. I hope I am using the right channel. I am trying to use spring social for my REST services and my mobile app. I wonder what the best approach is. I am planning to use linkedin, google login and password authentication inside my mobile app. This social login should be connected to users in my database. My spring application will act as an API which should be secured with a JWT token. The mobile app will afterwards use this JWT token to consume the API. On my mobile I would like to have the possibility to sign up/sign in with linkedin, facebook or password. As far as I understood mobile requires a different oauth flow than described in https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/spring-boot-oauth2/ Seems like it required the “Proof Key for Code Exchange” flow as stated in :https://auth0.com/docs/api-auth/grant/authorization-code-pkce Is this correct? I didn’t find any information how to best do this with spring social and if spring social supports this use case. The spring-social-samples just show how to do a web sign up Could someone point me in the right direction? I just found information how to do this with single page application and not with mobile applications. Thanks a lot in advance!

this is a kotlin slack the channel is dedicated to kotlin/spring integration the question you ask is pure spring i don’t know if this is the right place

@dariuszbacinski pinned a message to this channel.

Spring Kotlin yes

I saw a great talk by @sdeleuze at Spring I/O 2017, much more concise than Java 😄

Overall, the developers at Pivotal (Spring) are big fans of Kotlin, 😄

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@gert.claeskens Glad you liked it :-)

@sdeleuze Too bad there weren't more Kotlin presentations