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*Allow messages to go unacknowledged to allow a client to 'time-out' on handling it?
*Allow messages to go unacknowledged to allow a client to 'time-out' on handling it?
*Message push (persistent MQ connection), reduces latency but increases complexity. Pub/Sub or load-balanced on multiple connected clients?
*Message push (persistent MQ connection), reduces latency but increases complexity. Pub/Sub or load-balanced on multiple connected clients?
*Chat and 'live' apps using the MQ for comet?


Trade-offs of implementation / back-ends
Trade-offs of implementation / back-ends
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*maybe [[Services/AppKeys|AppKeys]] would work, depending on if only the App could send messages... might need something else if end-user clients can directly push messages via Javascript
*maybe [[Services/AppKeys|AppKeys]] would work, depending on if only the App could send messages... might need something else if end-user clients can directly push messages via Javascript
*If used for message passing between end-user's vs. a separate Service app, clients would need permission to be on the queue, likely based on whether they're 'logged in' to the App using the queue


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