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Wiki Process-System Docs Issues #83

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gregberns opened this issue Dec 4, 2020 · 0 comments
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Wiki Process-System Docs Issues #83

gregberns opened this issue Dec 4, 2020 · 0 comments

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There are a couple issues in the docs on this page.

Function Doesn't Exist

In the wiki Process-system page Discoverability section section:

The docs seem to refer to code that doesn't exist anymore:

register(myProcessId, "hello-world");

It looks like there are two overloads as of 2020-12-04 for register:

ProcessId Process.register(ProcessName name, SystemName system = default(SystemName))
ProcessId Process.register(ProcessName name, ProcessId process)

So I think the change would be:

register("hello-world", myProcessId);

Fix Link

In the wiki Process-system page Discoverability section section there's a broken link.

Along with routers, dispatchers and roles the ability to find, route and dispatch to other nodes in the cluster is trivial. For a full discussion on routing, roles and dispatchers see here

The "see here" link is pointing to the language-ext wiki, not the echo-process wiki

Name Change

In the wiki Process-system page Discoverability section section:

Both of these text snippets are referencing 'my-stuff', but that doesn't exist in the context.

Then instead of having root as the top level Process in your hierarchy, you have my-stuff:
Your process now has two addresses, the /my-stuff/user/hello-world address and the /disp/reg/hello-world address that anyone can find by calling find("hello-world"). 
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