Hi,
I am reading up on Typed Actors and it seems like its only recommended to
be used in some specific cases. I want to know what is the difference
between a Typed Actor and a normal object wrapping an actor instance in
terms of functionality.
Specifically:
case class WrapObject(implicit context: ActorContext) {
val actorRef = context.actorOf(someProps, someName)
def callMethod(msg: Any): Future[Any] = new AskableActorRef(actorRef).ask(
msg)
}
Is there a need to used Typed Actor in this case, if the Wrap Object will
be passed between Actors?
- Lap
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