01:53 <headius> kares: well I mean I converted the pom.xml in jcodings and bytelist to pom.yml and I like it

01:53 <headius> travis didn't detect it automatically but added a script line and it's fine

01:53 <headius> lopex: all the problems I had with modules appear to be because I was trying to isolate the module-info in a multi-release jar location

01:54 <headius> officially that's supposed to work...in practice it seems like there's a ton of holes

01:54 <headius> enebo: I'm going to look over stuff marked for 9.2.1 and see if I can tidy up a bit

01:56 <headius> lopex: did you see someone has continued maintaining multibot?

01:56 <headius> https://github.com/OlegYch/multibot

10:21 <mfunkmann> Hey guys, can you help me? I wrote a little program using JRuby 9.2.0.0 and JavaFX for the GUI. When the user pushes a button, the app starts its CPU intensive task. While the app is working hard, I would like to display the progress on the UI. So, since I don't want to block the user interface, I tinkered around with Thread.new {my_background_stuff}. Everything is fine, the work now happens in the background and the ui

10:21 <mfunkmann> stays responsive. Question now is: how can this background thread communicate with the main thread? Is there a way to trigger asynchronous callback methods? Is there a clean, beautiful and nice (j)ruby way on doing this?

10:55 <lopex> headius: yeah, he does

11:16 <lopex> headius: it would be cool to hook jruby via CD for it

12:01 <mfunkmann> Okay, it seems like I had to use Platform.runLater

12:01 <mfunkmann> maybe it'll help somebody in the future