The curl examples work for me, so maybe the problem is just with my post() call rather than digest auth unless the post interceptor would be different

I suspect it might be, because of the status=200, body=401 thing 🙂 OK, we'll figure it out tomorrow for sure 🙂

@carlw Couldn't quite let it go 🙂 Pull the latest and try again, you'll get your outcome: success 😁

Great. This is working for me now. I'm going to be working on WildFly admin stuff at the start of the week. I'm going to start on a server info screen based on the call I use for the connect(). BTW, there are a few println() calls in the interceptor(). It seems like they might be useful to keep. Can you switch these out for fine() level Java Logging? I also wrote this post on SLF4J with TornadoFX for a different implementation. http://bekwam.blogspot.com/2016/09/slf4j-over-log4j-in-tornadofx.html

What do you mean? It seems like it works fine when I create view, add classes to some controls and then

importStylesheet

(for example on button click)

@alexp11223 Absolutely, but it won't be applied to other views that are already opened 🙂

@alexp11223 For example if you have multiple active stages.

hm. Are you sure?:) I tried with 2 views and it worked for both when I called

importStylesheet

in one of them the second window was opened via

find<...>openWindow()

@alexp11223 Hm.. Let me check!

Ah.. hehe, the list of imported stylesheets are put in an observable list, and there is a listener that will push and remove from active scenes automatically. My bad 🙂

If you were to open a window outside of the TornadoFX life cycle though, it would not see the changes, but there is rarely if ever need to do something like that.

@carlw That's great news! I'll look at logging now.

Committed fine logging for the Digest Auth headers.

btw, about styles, is it possible to use non-static (

object

) properties in stylesheet? For example to implement different themes, syntax highlighting styles, etc. that can be switched at runtime (using base class with abstract properties)

I tried to figure out how import works, but didn't succeed much so far 😞

@edvin Regarding the value of actions versus commands, have you seen GTK's Action? https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/GtkActionGroup.html

You were mentioning a callback yesterday

@carlw Thank you - I need some inspiration to move the commands forward.

@alexp11223 Not sure exactly what you're trying to do, but remember that the stylesheet is just a Kotlin class. You can build it based on properties or other data any way you would a normal class, so the possibilities are endless. If you can explain or even exemplify, we might be able to come up with a concrete pattern.

@edvin I have a code editor in my app and it has code highlighting, via CSS. I wanted to be able to switch highlighting (for different languages, or just different themes like in IDE) by applying different stylesheet objects. For example base abstract class

HighlightingStyle

with abstract

cssclass

properties (

keyword

,

number

,

string

,

comment

, ...) and

XmlHighlightingStyle

,

JavascriptHighlightingStyle

, etc. By the way, is there something like scopes for CSS? To apply stylesheet only for one View

@carlw I like the kotlin-logging framework. I like avoiding the if ( isDebugEnabled() ) bit

Thanks for the tip. I'd rather use what's there if I don't need to deal with a legacy setup

Java logging already has that:

log.fine { "I'm only logged if fine logging is enabled" }

@alexp11223 Let me think about that for a while, OK?

@walkinreader @carlw

@edvin I see you guys talking about Logger stuff… I have a single file extension to SLF4J that supports MDC that I find useful: https://gist.github.com/kevinherron/7b802c914f39f0847d375a1c074eb47e

it has the notion of a “Fixed Context” logger, which is a logger that always sets and unsets and MDC key/value for you

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also makes it easy to do on the fly MDC keys

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