Comment by LMeyer on Which is the efficient way to insert huge records in DB...
@matt Slick is just a data access library, connection pooling isn't its job. That being said, you can easily plug in a pooled datasource in it.
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on is it safe to close over the actor context in akka...
Well... No it's not. stackoverflow.com/questions/11170557/…
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on SLF4J Initialization - Substitute Loggers
Just got this using Akka... It was because the logger initialization was made several time concurrently (first time accessing a logger). So adding a dummy log at app startup fixed it.
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on Where is Scala 2.10.3 hosted?
After clicking on a version on this page, you'll have the installers available at the bottom of the new page. Or you can just go here.
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on Dynamically Load an Actor if it's there
Actually you can just use the resolveOne method on ActorSelection to retrieve a Future[ActorRef] directly now.
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on How to reschedule the job execution interval in Quartz?
@MiDhuN rescheduleJob deletes it using its key.
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on Type bound issue using Quartz from Scala
@0__ Updated question. Existential type gives me "unbounded wildcard type".
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on IntelliJ Idea 14: cannot resolve symbol spark
Correct. Or he can just double the first % operator and remove _2.11 (well except there's no 2.11 version for Spark-parent on central)
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on A safe way of 'overwriting'/'forcing' a certain implicit...
I think the only thing you can do to prioritize your own implicit is to move it into the current scope of where it is used (which isn't good in your case because duplication). Can't you extend Format...
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on How to use for instead of flatMap/map in Scala?
That first presentation you linked is the most useful resource on understanding advanced Scala I've ever read.
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on scala n-arity tree tail recursive evaluation
I don't have any solution right now but if regular tailrec is impossible, maybe you could consider using a trampoline ?
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on How to create my own custom converts class
Shapeless can probably help if you want to stay typesafe
View ArticleComment by LMeyer on How can I (best) convert an Option into a Try?
Except you rely on Try mechanism as well as throwing exceptions instead of just converting values. This is inefficient.
View ArticleVirtual Win8 keyboard in WebBrowser control
I'm currently doing a touch application in WPF. It works great so far but sometimes I need to launch the built-in web browser control. My problem is that despite that the zoom, scroll and such are...
View ArticleAnswer by LMeyer for Virtual Win8 keyboard in WebBrowser control
Finally found it here... As written, the Winforms WebBrowser has better wrapper for HTMLDocument, making it way easier than using MSHTML interop. Here's a code snippet :C# :public partial class...
View ArticleAnswer by LMeyer for Domain and service methods for banking transaction
Since the idea here is to retrieve Accounts, it should be inAccountService.Both methods looks fine in AccountService to me because you're operating on accounts. If you want to persist the transaction...
View ArticleAnswer by LMeyer for jsessionid cookie management with Gatling tool
That's because Gatling takes care of this for you. It stores them automatically in the user's session and pass them onto the next request.
View ArticleAnswer by LMeyer for Gatling2: Get response body as byte array
I think you can try something like this :.check(status.is(200), bodyBytes.saveAs("responseBody"))This will save the body of the response in the virtual user's session.
View ArticleAnswer by LMeyer for Store Hierarchical data in a best way: NoSQL or SQL
If MySQL is giving you more troubles than it solves, I'd take a look at MongoDB, CouchDB or ElasticSearch (depending on your use case). Maybe even Neo4j. Your choice should come down to several points...
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