Hi there,
We are developing a tool to aid Akka's developers reason about programs.
We will be very grateful if someone could help us educate our self about
how "Futures" and "Ask" pattern is handled in Akka.
So our questions are as follow:
- If an ask statement, that sends a message *m1* from *a1* to *a2*
(actors), must *a2* reply right away in the same "receive" invocation? or
we can have another *receive* invocation reply to that ask? (I mean by
reply also resolving the future)
- How can that be implemented (abstractly speaking) since *a2* doesn't have
an explicit handle for the Future object returned by the above ask?
- Is there a "mapping" between which message sent back to *a1* resolves
which Future it asked for? If so, how to map that? (do you encapsulate the
original message *m1* inside the later message sent from a1 to a2 for
replying, and then the ActorSystem knows how to resolve that Future in the
destination actor?)
We need to know about this since our model is to be kept more generic than
how Akka does that but the front-end that is to parse Akka needs to do
these specifics and puts them in terms of our model.
Thanks a lot in advance and all appreciation!
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