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I was wondering if the emitted messages are executed in parallel or sequential? In my code I want them to run sequential, but I guess they are not. This is how I used them: bh.Emit(m1) bh.Emit(m2) ...
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Apr 27, 2015, 9:39:07 PM4/27/15
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Hi Shiva,
Messages emitted in the same go-routing/bee/thread should be received
in sequence if they are mapped to the same mapped cell (ie, processed
by the same bee).
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They are mapped to different cells, so that's the reason.
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Apr 27, 2015, 9:53:54 PM4/27/15
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Yes, msg's mapped to different cells will be processed by different
bees, and they will run in parallel. If you need to see to messages in
sequence, they should at least share one mapped cell.