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I have a small project which uses Scala, Akka and Play combined. The way I set it up is the old-school way: download everything and link. I would like instead to mavenize the whole thing. Could you recommend me a clear, specific guide to do this? Thanks in advance.
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In Akka, you can stop Actors by invoking the stop() method of either ActorContext or ActorSystem class. ActorContext is used to stop child actor and ActorSystem is used to stop top level Actor. The actual termination of the actor is performed asynchronously.
1) Akka Actor tell() Method It works on "fire-forget" approach. You can also use ! (bang) exclamation mark to send message. This is the preferred way of sending messages.
You are viewing the documentation for the new actor APIs, to view the Akka Classic documentation, see Classic Fault Tolerance. When an actor throws an unexpected exception, a failure, while processing a message or during initialization, the actor will by default be stopped.
Don't use Maven - use SBT - it's the build tool of choice.
Note maven is now squarely in the thoughtworks radar Hold section meaning nobody should be building new projects on it if you trust Fowler's advice: http://www.thoughtworks.com/radar
Play comes with sbt under the hood already so you shouldn't have to look to far from where you are now: http://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.0/Build
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