Exceptions in loading assemblies to ConfigureApplicationParts

[oleksandrmelnychenko]

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[yevhen]

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[oleksandrmelnychenko]

ConsoleApp3.zip

[oleksandrmelnychenko]

Please help, it's default implementation, can you tell me, what I'm doing wrong? If I use one assembly, it's working, when I do move Actors code to another assembly, it doesn't.

[aprooks]

you should register the new assembly like this:

    sb.ConfigureApplicationParts(fun x ->
           x.AddFromAppDomain().WithCodeGeneration()|> ignore
           x.AddApplicationPart(typeof<GreeterMessage>.Assembly).WithCodeGeneration() |> ignore
           ) |> ignore

You can further split messages and actor implementations to 2 assemblies, so that client would know only about messages while host should have registered both messages and actor implementations. Check client/server examples as well

[oleksandrmelnychenko]

I have tried to do many variations, but always catch exceptions.

[aprooks]

Sorry for not checking more thoroughly. I've reproed this error but have not figured out what's wrong so far.

[oleksandrmelnychenko]

Thanks, hope it will be resolved. I want to setup it in a big project, akka.net will wait.

[aprooks]

OK there were 2 issues.

First, add a reference to Orleans specific object like here: https://github.com/aprooks/orleankka-fsharp-intro/blob/master/FByke.Contracts/Library.fs#L23-L29 (can be a separate file as well)

second, remove application part of host, since you don't have any grain classes there. Like this:

    cb.ConfigureApplicationParts(fun x ->
            x.AddApplicationPart(typeof<GreeterMessage>.Assembly).WithCodeGeneration() |> ignore )  |> ignore

the second issue seems to be a bug. I will test again and file a proper report if it is confirmed

[oleksandrmelnychenko]

Have added, that "type". It's ok with it. Thanks for the quick response !!!

[aprooks]

No problem. Feel free to join gitter channel https://gitter.im/OrleansContrib/Orleankka for quick questions.

I'll close this issue and create followups