I have two root actors with corresponding child actors at the following
paths:
/akka://mysystem/user/rootA/childA
and
/akka://mysystem/user/rootB/childB
when I try :
ActorSelection ref= system.actorSelection("/user/root*/childA");
ref.tell(obj,self());
I get DeadLetterWarning on messages going intended to
"/akka://mysystem/user/rootB/childB"
whereas my intended recipient (/akka://mysystem/user/rootA/childA) received
the messages as intended. This litters my logging and possibly also uses
some unnecessary resources in my application.
I would expect the actorSelection to only send messages to paths matching
the entire expression and not just the first part up to the wildcard?
Have I misinterpreted the pattern matching, or is this a bug?
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