DASP
A protocol that lets commands and results in the same actor session continue after a disconnection.
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WHAT IT DOES
What does it do?
DASP is a server protocol for clients to send commands to an actor session and read stored results. The server stores command acceptance before responding and records the final result separately. A client returning after a disconnection can read records after its last applied update.
KEY FEATURES
Key features
- Stores command acceptance before returning an acceptance receipt.
- Records final results with completed, failed, canceled, or uncertain status.
- Provides reconnected clients with updates after their last applied point.
- Provides multiple clients with an ordered record of the same session.