You can use Java FFI to work existing Java libraries. I am not sure what "dispatch", but at first glance just seems like an web::WebClient API.
XanWed 28 Sep 2011
How can I use Java FFI in Fantom?
DanielFathWed 28 Sep 2011
Here is the doc on it: http://fantom.org/doc/docLang/JavaFFI.html
XanSun 2 Oct 2011
I read web::WebClient, but the documentation does not specify the headers I get frim the method "reqHeaders". What are these headers? Where do I get the headers I could consult?
Thanks a lot, Xan.
XanSun 2 Oct 2011
For the other hand, web::Webclient is asyncronous? That is non-blocking system? Is there anyway for getting it?
Thanks, Xan.
brianSun 2 Oct 2011
I read web::WebClient, but the documentation does not specify the headers I get frim the method "reqHeaders". What are these headers? Where do I get the headers I could consult?
The headers are whatever you want to send to the client or whatever the server returns. I believe the only required header added by WebClient is Host which is derived from your reqUri field.
For the other hand, web::Webclient is asyncronous? That is non-blocking system?
WebClient is synchronous. You would need to wrap it in an Actor to make it asynchronous and decide how messaging would work.
XanMon 3 Oct 2011
But how to use reqHeaders? I need a hash of strings? It seems like I need it by documentation.
Can you give me an example of use?
Respecting to sync, how can I do that if the library is sync?
Xan Tue 27 Sep 2011
Hi,
I'm wondering with dispatch for scala. Is something equivalent to Fantom
Could I import java libraries?
Thanks in advance, Xan.
Xan Tue 27 Sep 2011
Sorry dispatch
brian Wed 28 Sep 2011
You can use Java FFI to work existing Java libraries. I am not sure what "dispatch", but at first glance just seems like an
web::WebClient
API.Xan Wed 28 Sep 2011
How can I use Java FFI in Fantom?
DanielFath Wed 28 Sep 2011
Here is the doc on it: http://fantom.org/doc/docLang/JavaFFI.html
Xan Sun 2 Oct 2011
I read web::WebClient, but the documentation does not specify the headers I get frim the method "reqHeaders". What are these headers? Where do I get the headers I could consult?
Thanks a lot, Xan.
Xan Sun 2 Oct 2011
For the other hand, web::Webclient is asyncronous? That is non-blocking system? Is there anyway for getting it?
Thanks, Xan.
brian Sun 2 Oct 2011
The headers are whatever you want to send to the client or whatever the server returns. I believe the only required header added by WebClient is
Host
which is derived from your reqUri field.WebClient is synchronous. You would need to wrap it in an Actor to make it asynchronous and decide how messaging would work.
Xan Mon 3 Oct 2011
But how to use reqHeaders? I need a hash of strings? It seems like I need it by documentation.
Can you give me an example of use?
Respecting to sync, how can I do that if the library is sync?
Thanks, Xan.
go4 Mon 3 Oct 2011
The WebClient examples
Xan Wed 11 Jan 2012
Is there any way to specify the charset (encoding) in getStr method?
In scala, you can do it with:
... implicit val codec = Codec(codification) val u = new java.net.URL(chain) val in = scala.io.Source.fromURL(u) ...
Thanks, Xan.
Yuri Strot Wed 11 Jan 2012
Looks like you can use
client.getIn.with { charset = ... }.readAllStr
Xan Thu 12 Jan 2012
Yes, thanks a lot, ystrot.
The full code here:
using web::WebClient using sys::InStream using sys::Charset
class HelloWorld {
|___|___args.each {
|___|___} |___} |___catch (Err e) { |___|___echo(e) |___} } }
(___|___ is vim tab visualization)