Yes, the channel itself is one way from server to client, while the client 
to server communication is via normal HTTP requests. 

You seem to be stuck on the pattern of having two threads on the server 
side that need to interact directly with each other. I don't think that is 
correct. Your application state should be stored in the Datastore. Your 
'update' requests can perform whatever processing they need to and interact 
with your application state, and then send results back to the client. You 
can use either the Channel API or a simple AJAX pattern to create a rich 
user interface in this way.

Best of luck.

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