Implementing a fully distributed actor system on Arduino's is going to be
challenging given the limited resources available. I would suggest looking more
at an ARM-based platform, such as TI's Launchpad. But realistically, the Pi or
a similar platform (Beagleboard, Cubieboard, etc.) might be an
construction.
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On Jul 19, 2014 11:22 PM, John Haigh haig...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I have seen the Scala Actor Per Request sample at
https://github.com/NET-A-PORTER/spray-actor-per-request, and I am
wondering if there is a Java version
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Chanan, can you post any more details of your actor implementation? Usually
when I've seen this sort of situation, it's because some aspect of the actor
behavior is being implemented in an async context where the sender reference is
stale when the logging (and other behavior) is actually
Here's your problem:
static class DataWorker extends AbstractActor {
...
private final ActorRef sender = sender();
Sender is only relevant once you're inside the receive block where the message
is being acted upon. With your current code, it's guaranteed sender will always
give
Hey Evan, I'll bite...
I guess my first question would be to ask for a more clear definition of
what you mean by a microservice platform. It feels like this is trying to
tackle too many different pieces of the ecosystem when some are already
well-solved, while others just might not be
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