Joe Lauer

Yes, https://github.com/ninjaframework/ninja/pull/335 addresses this.

I'm a little late to this thread, but the answer is pretty simple. In multi-module maven projects, you have only two options when you want to run a sub-project: 1....

It feels like you aren't using a websocket enabled web container to run it in, thus Ninja is falling back to the default implementation, which basically warns you that you...

I haven't looked at this part of the code for awhile, but yes, its something with how Jetty or the servlet spec causes this stuff to be decoded earlier up...

If you want to get a default forbidden page, the current way to do it in Ninja: public PostsController { ``` private Ninja ninja; @Inject public Controller(Ninja ninja) { this.ninja...

Hi Omer, The FrameworkModule is a new feature and I'm the one that implemented it, so I'm glad to help. My main use case for the FrameworkModule feature was replacing...

I could see the even lighter weight, embeddable version to be useful. We're probably not that far off with the FrameworkModule feature in v5.4.0. That's what'll get you the minimal...

First, I'll say I'm a fan of how the GraalVM is trying to move the ball forward on performance and compilation, so I like your question. What i'll write below...

Cool, glad you saw that. If you were interested in helping build a simple PR to expose that config property in the Gradle and Maven plugins, possibly others may find...

@albert-kam I'm certainly open to the idea and thought of that myself when originally developing the framework. I ended up punting on the concept due to the additional parsing rules...