A response promise can be used to deliver a uniquely identifiable response message from the server (i.e. More...

#include <response_promise.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	response_promise ()
	Constructs an invalid response promise.

	response_promise (local_actor *self, mailbox_element &src)

	response_promise (response_promise &&)=default

	response_promise (const response_promise &)=default

response_promise &	operator= (response_promise &&)=default

response_promise &	operator= (const response_promise &)=default

template<class T , class... Ts>
std::enable_if< (sizeof...(Ts) > 0)\|\|!std::is_convertible< T, error >::value, response_promise >::type	deliver (T &&x, Ts &&...xs)
	Satisfies the promise by sending a non-error response message.

response_promise	deliver (error x)
	Satisfies the promise by sending an error response message. More...

bool	async () const
	Returns whether this response promise replies to an asynchronous message.

bool	pending () const
	Queries whether this promise is a valid promise that is not satisfied yet.

Detailed Description

A response promise can be used to deliver a uniquely identifiable response message from the server (i.e.

receiver of the request) to the client (i.e. the sender of the request).

Member Function Documentation

response_promise caf::response_promise::deliver ( error x )

Satisfies the promise by sending an error response message.

For non-requests, nothing is done.

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