- add Deploy to Props, which is used as the basis (overridden by
configuration)
- utilize general mechanism .withFallback (introduced on Deploy,
RouterConfig and Scope)
- actually pass Props over the wire when deploying remotely in order to
retain settings (this was an oversight before)
- write tests for the new functionality
- move all creation of ActorRefs into the ActorRefProvider (deadLetters,
locker)
- rootPath does not contain remote transport address any longer in order
to start the LocalActorRefProvider before the RemoteTransport; the
transport address is inserted during serialization only, which enables
us later to have more than one transport available for one actor
system (maybe even needed for clustering)
- fix inheritance between DeadLetterActorRef and EmptyLocalActorRef
- document some start-up dependencies by reordering constructor code
- fix remote tests which used self.path for identifying remote actors
(since that no longer includes the remote transport address)
- remove Remote, incorporate its few fields into RemoteActorRefProvider
- rename RemoteSupport to RemoteTransport to sync up with conf and
the way we talk about it
- remove LocalAddress/RemoteAddress etc. and just have a final case
class Address(protocol, system, host, port)
- split netty settings out or RemoteSettings into NettySettings
- split out from NettyRemoteSupport.scala: Server.scala, Client.scala,
Settings.scala
plus a few fixes, including using the contextClassLoader when loading
the provider for ActorSystemImpl
* RemoteRouterConfig wrapper with RemoteRouteeProvider instead if fixed remote routers.
* Had to refactor and introduce RouteeProvider for different implementations of how to create routees.
* Works with Resizer also.
* Added some tests.
- split out actual routing functionality into *Like traits to be
reusable
- make RemoteRouterConfig which only differs in how remote placement is
initiated
- teach RemoteDeployer how to convert local RouterConfig in case config
key “target.nodes” is set
- IT WORKS! All tests GREEN
- oh, yeah, had to make ActorPath serializable ...
