Contract of this method: Must always return the same ActorPath, which must have been registered if we haven't been stopped yet.
Contract of this method: Must always return the same ActorPath, which must have been registered if we haven't been stopped yet.
Produces a LazyActorRef that wraps this UnregisteredActorRef.
Produces a LazyActorRef that wraps this UnregisteredActorRef. The resulting ActorRef is reachable from remote JVMs and can receive several replies. However, the last one must be identifiable and has to arrive within the given timeout period.
Produces a LazyActorRef that wraps this UnregisteredActorRef.
Produces a LazyActorRef that wraps this UnregisteredActorRef. The resulting ActorRef is reachable from remote JVMs, but can only receive a single reply, which has to arrive within the given timeout period.
An ActorRef which - offers the ability to hook caller-side logic into the reply message path - is never registered anywhere, i.e. can be GCed as soon the receiver drops it or is GCed itself
CAUTION: This ActorRef is _not_ addressable from a non-local JVM and it also breaks some otherwise valid invariants like
system.actorFor(ref.path.toString).equals(ref)
in the local-only context. It should therefore be used only in purely local environments and in consideration of the limitations. You can, however, manually wrap it with a registered ActorRef using one of the register... calls.