For some reason I thought scala curried functions is one of the features you will have troubles using from Java. But it happens that you can perfectly call a curried Scala function class A { def curried(i: Int)(s: String) = i + s.toInt } from Java new A().curried(5, "7") »
Usually people don't put sbt builds in a package (I'm talking about scala files here), especially for simple and small projects. And they easily can use all the sbt plugins. But there are other users who have bigger and more complex builds. So they put their builds in packages and then they discover they can »
Today I naively was trying to override a list property for a unit test with the following code System.setProperty("list.property", """[ "val1", "val2"]""") The tested code is reading the list property using typesafe config library val listProperty = config.getListString.asScala.toSet That was throwing com.typesafe.config.ConfigException$WrongType: system properties: list.property has »
Let's assume you employ CAS to be your single sign-on solution. Upon receiving correct credentials from the user CAS generates CASTGC cookie, which is marked with Secured flag. And assume you want to add HttpOnly flag to the cookie, to prevent accessing it via non-HTTP methods. CAS of version 3.5.0 depends on servlet-api »