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[10:02:08] <purplefox_> pmlopes: cescoffier temporalfox let me just send out a BJ invite
[10:02:18] <cescoffier> I've already sent one
[10:02:25] <temporalfox> I think clement sent one already
[10:04:40] <kontoo> hey, shameless repost of my original question :P
[10:04:46] <kontoo> quick question about vert.x: imagine an app that let's clients connect via web sockets and proxies their messages to another server via a custom protocol. In netty you can achieve that quite easily, is that also possible with vert.x?
[10:05:31] <aesteve> I'd say that's even easier with Vert.x
[10:05:45] <purplefox_> i just sent another one that's repeating so we don't have to get a new meeting code each time
[10:06:40] <purplefox_> pmlopes: cescoffier temporalfox : which one are you in?
[10:06:54] <cescoffier> purplefox_ we just siwtched to yours
[10:06:58] <pmlopes> we were on clement's and now on yours :)
[10:07:18] <cescoffier> except temporalfox that missed the hop
[10:07:24] <temporalfox> I don't have the link
[10:07:34] <pmlopes> it is in the calendar invite
[10:08:22] <purplefox_> i seem to be here by myself
[10:08:44] <temporalfox> I'm in
[10:09:02] <purplefox_> i can't see you
[10:43:13] <kontoo> aesteve: sorry, got distracted… Could you give me a hint how to set up a custom protocol “handler” in vert.x?
[10:43:27] <kontoo> in netty you just put on in your pipeline
[10:43:33] <kontoo> one*
[11:45:38] <purplefox_> cescoffier: pmlopes temporalfox if we get a blog working we can get it aggregated on jboss.org and eclipse.org
[11:45:50] <cescoffier> yes
[11:46:20] <cescoffier> there is a collection plugin on which we plug a feed plugin, then, we can add to news aggregators
[13:11:43] <dpes> howto run vertx only on 1cpu ? is it possible?
[13:11:49] <dpes> for test purposes…
[13:28:45] <temporalfox> found out the groovydoc issue
[13:28:52] <temporalfox> groovydoc plugin issue
[13:29:00] <temporalfox> it can be work arounded
[13:29:12] <temporalfox> I will first fix the actual 3.0 docs
[13:32:58] <temporalfox> and then fix the masters
[14:30:34] <leonpegg> Morning all, I was wondering if a java application can run a virt.x javascript file
[14:34:34] <cescoffier> leonpegg: yes it can
[14:34:49] <cescoffier> when your deploy your javascript verticle, just point to the javascript file
[14:35:11] <leonpegg> cescoffier: is there any example of this as cant fine in the docs anywhere
[14:35:31] <cescoffier> leonpegg: let me check
[14:35:43] <leonpegg> cescoffier: Thanks
[14:36:03] <cescoffier> purplefox_ temporalfox pmlopes: groovydocs fixed on the web site (don't check how…. )
[14:40:55] <cescoffier> leonpegg the closest example is: https://github.com/vert-x3/vertx-examples/tree/master/core-examples/src/main/java/io/vertx/example/core/verticle/deploy
[14:41:22] <cescoffier> but instead of deploying a second Java verticle just do vertx.deployVerticle(“my-verticle.js”);
[14:41:48] <leonpegg> cescoffier: Thanks very much, Thats extremely helpful.
[15:01:56] <purplefox_> leonpegg: or look at the maven verticle or gradle verticle examples and replace the main verticle with the name of your JS verticle
[15:03:12] <leonpegg> purplefox_: Thanks
[15:03:33] <dpes> Future is still there? I cannot find it in docs
[15:07:01] <dpes> i want to call redis, mysql and return both vals in http request
[15:07:18] <dpes> in js
[15:33:35] <temporalfox> there is no future anymore in js, what are you trying to do ?
[17:35:07] <temporalfox> when I reread myself, I sound funny
[17:42:24] <tsegismont> temporalfox, https://github.com/hawkular/hawkular-metrics/pull/274
[17:42:53] <temporalfox> just in time for the week end tsegismont
[17:43:01] <tsegismont> If you any cycles available sometime soon…
[17:43:03] <tsegismont> Yes :)