Hey everyone, I got a question in regards to starting endpoints and wether the have to be in a specific order or not.
I'm working on a small sample app to understand RSB so here's the following situation: We got a newspaper and ofcourse a Reporter that writes articles. In our newspaper we have a Critic that checks wether newly submitted & editted articles have a certain minimum length. We also got an Editor employed, this person checks new articles for foul words and removes / replaces them. The editor then publishes the editted article. Last but not least, we have a Press, which, obviously, prints our article in our newspaper and let our reporter know that his article got printed. So, quick overview: Reporter -> Submit new article -> Critic & Editor both receive new article -> Critic checks if length is valid, editor waits with editing untill approval from critic -> Critic sends out approval -> Editor receives approval and edits the article -> Editor publishes editted article -> Critic & Press receive editted article -> Critic checks length of the modified article, press waits untill approval from critic -> Critic sends out approval -> Press receives approval and prints the article -> Press notifies reporter that his article got printed. There, hope I'm making myself clear :x Anyhow, in that system I've also built-in a way that I can use an admin console to start / stop those agents (Critic, Reporter & Press) But apperantly, when I first start the system I'll have to start it twice to make sure each of the agents know where they're getting their messages from etc. If I only do it once for example and I start in the following order (leaving Press out of the question, isn't finished yet): Critic > Editor Then Critic will be able to send his approval to the editor, but the editor won't be able to send his editted article to the critic (since there aren't any subscribers to the editted article message. When I start like this: Editor > Critic Then the Critic isn't able to send his approval to the editor but the editor will most likely be able to send his editted article to the critic But when I start them twice in a row: Critic > Editor > Critic > Editor Then it all works (ofcourse, without purging subqueues after the first start) So I'm wondering if it is supposed to be like this, or am I totally missing something? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Rhino Tools Dev" group. To post to this group, send email to rhino-tools-dev@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to rhino-tools-dev+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rhino-tools-dev?hl=en.
