On 16/03/16 15:51, Flores, Paul A. wrote:
The discussion has focused on the following:
path 1: use request/reply "framework" with requester explicitly listening for
the reply, blocking processing until reply has been received.
This pattern is used a lot (including in all the management tools for
the c++ broker).
path 2: using direct receive (i.e. proton example) accepting message only after
processing has been completed.
If I understand correctly, the idea here is to use message
acknowledgement instead of an explicit reply message? If so, that only
really works where the reply has no content other than indicating the
request succeeded. Note also that you don't necessarily need to use a
direct receive here, you can use an intermediary such as the dispatch
router that provides end-to-end acknowledgements.
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