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public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {
Queue clients = new ConcurrentLinkedQueue<>();
Javalin app = Javal
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QUESTION
We are using Javalin in our kotlin application and we want to disable the options method from the handlers, We want to keep only get,post methods. below is the config code of Javalin
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 22:30Consider adding an explicit handler for this method with default 405 response:
QUESTION
I'm building a web app with Javalin. Everything is working fine until I started running the JAR directly from command prompt. I noticed all the emojis, international languages and custom font are appearing as "??????" in my JSON response. So I started testing with a simple string in my main method & tried to print it out in console and this is the results I'm getting:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 14:08It turns out the way I was creating the fatJar was causing this problem. I changed it to using shadowJar plugin and now everything is working normally except the text with custom font are getting formatted to normal text. This is fine in my case.
QUESTION
I am new to Kotlin and Javalin. While migrating from Javalin 3 to 4, Javalinjackson.configure()
function is deprecated. Below is the part of the code
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 22:21JavalinJackson
is not a singleton any more. To "configure" it just pass your ObjectMapper
as a constructor parameter:
QUESTION
We are migrating the Javalin from 3 to 4 in our current kotlin project. the dynamicGzip has been deprecated and replaced with compression strategy. The pom.xml part will look like below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 16:39Compression
The compressionStrategy
method of the JavalinConfig
class takes two parameters:
QUESTION
I have a web application that I've been developing for a little over a year and some change. The frontend is react w/ react-router-dom 5.2 to handle navigation, a service worker, to handle caching, installing, and webpush notifications, and then the backend is a Javalin application, which exists on top of Jetty.
I am using the context API to store some session details. When you navigate to my application, if you are not already logged in, then you won't have your information stored in that context yet, so you will be redirected to /login which will begin that process. The LoginLogout component simply redirects to an external authserver that handles the authentication workflow before redirecting back to another endpoint.
Here's the detail:
- There are no redirects to /login in the server code and the ProtectedRoute code is definitely to blame for this issue. Navigating to /login is causing either an infinite redirect or an infinite rerender.
- All redirects server side are performed with code 302 temporary. And again, none of them point to /login
- The issue, as I have tracked it down, I believe has something to do with the context itself. I have made modifications to the context and now I am experiencing different behavior from before, when I believed the service worker to be the culprit. The issue is still an infinite redirect or rerender and is hard to troubleshoot.
- I know the server is doing it's part and the /auth/check endpoint is providing exactly what it should at all times.
Here's my ProtectedRoute code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 14:05I am hesitant to call this resolved. And will not accept this answer until I am sure. But the issue appears to have been, that I had no default render path in my ProtectedRoute. I've updated the ProtectedRoute code to include:
QUESTION
Im using java 1.8 with javalin, I'm trying to execute a query stored in prolog-app.pl this is the project tree there's a main.java inside the folder
I'm running everything on the main as a static test with the following line of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-31 at 23:15Instead of using the jpl from gradle, download the jpl.jar, and use it locally.
Check this thread to learn how to use local libraries with gradle How to add local .jar file dependency to build.gradle file?
QUESTION
I'm getting this error when building a Javalin app that uses Hibernate with PostgreSQL. All the other tables are being created normally but this one gives me this error and I can't figure out why. I have seen this error but it happens when using the "user" as a table name may be sale is a postgre reserved name for an internal table.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-24 at 19:40user column is a reserved word in postgres. Try to change it to something else.
Example:
QUESTION
I am trying to create the response in JSON format from a string in Javalin. JSON object must be from a string, not from class.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 20:03If you are using Gson, then switch to using Jackson, when using Javalin methods such as ctx.json()
.
If you used Maven to import Javalin, and if you used the javalin-bundle
, then you will already have Jackson, for example:
QUESTION
I configured a staitc folder to be served by Javalin:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 00:42You can use an external location (i.e not a "classpath" location) for your static files:
QUESTION
Thanks in advance for any pointers or help.
Basically I was expecting the async version of this to perform far better than the sync version, but instead the sync version performs equivalent or somehow better.
Am I doing something wrong, what gives? I tried without Javalin in case something in the framework was creating a problem, seemed to give similar results. I did try this with just Netty (too long to post the code) and I experienced similar results also.
I wrote the following code: (javalin-3.12.0 and jetty-9.4.31.v20200723)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-09 at 13:59Since Jetty 9+ is 100% async from the get go, this lack of difference makes sense.
(In fact, in Jetty 9+ there is extra work done to pretend to be synchronous when using synchronous APIs like InputStream.read()
or OutputStream.write()
)
Also, your load testing workloads are not realistic.
- You want many more client machines to do the testing with. There is no single software client alone is capable of stressing a Jetty server. You'll hit system resource limits well before you hit any kind of Jetty serving limits.
- At least a 4 to 1 ratio (we test with a 8 to 1 ratio) of client machines to server machines to generating enough load to stress Jetty.
- You want many concurrent connections to the server. (think 40,000+)
- Or you want HTTP/2 in the picture (which also stresses out the server resources in it's own unique ways)
- You want lots of data returned (something that would take multiple network buffers to return).
- You want to sprinkle in a few client connections that are slow to read as well (which on a synchronous server can impact the rest of the connections that are not slow by simply consuming too many resources)
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