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In TableCheck's API we do the same--both webhooks and events. Our clients (mostly Java/"enterprise") tend to choose polling for events. We also retry webhooks
by dudeinjapan 5y ago
In TableCheck's API we do the same--both webhooks and events. Our clients (mostly Java/"enterprise") tend to choose polling for events.
We also retry webhooks with a backoff timer until we get an HTTP 200 response.
When any event has been successfully delivered (either by webhook or by a polling query) it is flagged as "delivered" and doesn't appear in subsequent polling, unless you add an include_delivered=true param.