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Can We enqueue notifications.?

Curiously asking, can we enqueue notifications or Can we Notify queues..? What if we use notifier as data type for queues or the other way around.?

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When you use obtain queue or obtain notifier function you get a reference to that queue or notifier.

using this reference as a data type you can obtain the new queue or notifierSmiley Wink

 

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Technically yes, but for what?

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Technically yes, but for what?


 

He is curiousSmiley Wink

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Yes Neos, I was just curious & what if I want to notify to so many parallel loops but still dont want to lose any data or event at any cost.?

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Notifiers are lossy in nature.

Use queues if you dont want to lose any data

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Exactly, queues are neat.! But I cannot run more than 1 consumer. I have more than 1 consumers. I want to run all of them like notifier does & without losing any data.

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if your multiple consumer needs data from same producers use multiple queues and if consumers needs to send responce to producer user events are your friend.

using different queue per consumer will give you ability to send different commands to different consumers and easy to maintain also 

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Use User Events.  You can queue them AND have multiple listeners.

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Thank you.!

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