sorry, the reason is [x.y.Reply$], i.e. full path of the message class On Wednesday, January 14, 2015 at 4:53:36 PM UTC-5, Nan Zhu wrote: > > Hi, all > > Here is the overview of my system > > (two machines) > > ActorSystem1 (RemoteActorRefProvider ) => > ActorSystem2(ClusterActorRefProvider) > > actor in ActorSystem1 sent a hello message to actorSystem2 via a > cluster-aware router, and the receiver in the cluster replies a message > "Reply" (defined by me) > > Now, the problem is > > ActorSystem2 can see the hello message from ActorSystem1, > > however, ActorSystem1 complains that the association with ActorSystem2 has > failed, Reason [Reply]... > > I'm confused by the reason of the failed Association...the reason is the > user-defined message? > > additional information: (though I don't think it's relevant) > > ActorSystem2 is running a Cluster Sharding system > > Can anyone give some hint about this situation? > > Thank you > > Nan > >
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