Hi
I think that's a fairly normal way to use typesafe config - I'm doing
similar and it seems to work for me.
I'd suggest turning on akka.log-config-on-start in your restapi.conf or
also specifying -Dconfig.trace=loads to see what it's doing at startup.
Perhaps it has found another application.c
Hi Leonti
1. It will start an actor for a user on demand, based on you doing
something like context.actorOf(Props(classOf[UserActor], userId),
s"user-$userId"). The actor will replay all of its events unless you've
implemented it to take snapshot offers. You could eagerly start all actors
if yo
Hi Reto
Not an expert but I'm not sure about the motivation here.
What's wrong with the client deciding to use ask or tell based on whether
it wants a response or not (and communicating that preference to the actor
using the replyTo pattern you've identified)?
What do you gain by making the choi
on that would probably work more
> cleanly would be to have two distinct message types based on whether the
> user wants a response or not. Then I could still use tell and ask. The
> processing actor would determine based on the type of the message whether a
> response is desired.
>
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