router

Let's say I have a Region Actor, and each region has a certain number of people inside it. How do you broadcast a message to everyone, knowing that the list of people can change over time, broadcast routers seems to be the choice, but then the problem is that they have a maximum number of routees, and that I cannot dynamically append people to a router. My question is: I know there is an EventBus, I could subscribe my people to the event Bus, but I dont want them to recieve every message posted, I want them to recieve the messages of the region. right now in akka, we have to create a router

i created a route with optional parameter in controller like this: /** * League action * * @Route("/association/{assoc}/{league}", name="league", requirements={"league" = "\d+"}, defaults={"game" = null}) * @Route("/association/{assoc}/{league}/{game}") * @Template() * * @param $assoc * @param $league * @param $game * @return array */ public function leagueAction($assoc, $league, $game) but if i try to create a link with this named route, the optional parameter is ommitted: {{ path('league', {'assoc': association.short, 'league': league.id, 'game': g.id}) }} resulting link is /association/BVNR

I have a router outlet that would toggle between various components like table, chart, list etc. I have a requirement to not show url change on the address bar. Suppose if table path is http://mysite/table and chart is http://mysite/chart , it should always show http://mysite without displaying relative path change. I think it doesn't make sense to have same url but wants to use a router outlet. Looking for any ideas to achieve that using angular to change components. (even without router is okay) Use skipLocationChange as described here https://angular.io/api/router/NavigationExtras 来源： https

I have developed a cakephp site that should use ssl for all pages. It works as expected except when I use redirect in a controller it redirects to http: //subdomain.domain.com not https: //subdomain.domain.com/controller/action. I have solved this by creating a virtual host for port 80 pointing to the cakephp application and added these rewrite rules in .htaccess RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://% {HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L] This catches this situation and redirect to https but this gives unnecessary extra traffic to the server. The cause for this extra traffic is the

Duplicate header issue occurs, while using the <router-outlet></router-outlet> in the AppComponent Template. I'm using 'angular 2.0.0-rc.6' and 'router 3.0.0-rc.1' Does anyone have any idea, why is this happening? Brandyn Bayes The application is showing two headers on start because your default path is set to be your AppComponent, which has the header included. That path is shown inside of another AppComponent, which you started in your app.module.ts in the bootstrap field. You can resolve this by replacing your default path with another component. Please also make sure to upgrade your

I've written this in the CodeIgniter's routers. $route['companyname'] = "/profile/1"; This is working fine but when I type "CompanyName" into the URL then it doesn't work. This is because upper case characters. I want to make this routing case insensitive. Please suggest the best way. Just add expression " (?i) " Here example: $route['(?i)companyname'] = "/profile/1"; If you want case-insensitive routing for all routes, you just need to extend CI_Router class, then modify _parse_routes() method like this: public function _parse_routes() { foreach ($this->uri->segments as &$segment) { $segment