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Can you elaborate on your latter point? Why is that considered an incorrect architectural decision?
by muffs 12y ago
Can you elaborate on your latter point? Why is that considered an incorrect architectural decision?
- marktangotango 12y agoFor example if the caller needs the result of a possible long running task, ie success or fail, then it has to maintain state in a way to associate the async queue message back to the task. Zeromq has the concept of request/reply to handle this, its more problematic with plain old queues, the solution ive worked with is mq for tasks, rest calls for results. Yes it sucks.
- muffs 12y agoAwesome, thanks for the explanation.