I have a newbie question on grpc server handlers in c++. 

The greeter example shows how the server requests for an API by registering 
a "RequestSayHello()" and on receiving a request from a client, creates a 
new object that registers another "RequestSayHello()" for subsequent 
requests, after which it starts processing the first one.

My question is:
In the event of a delay (e.g. context switch) before registering the new 
"RequestSayHello()", what is the behavior if the client sends another 
request message? Is it rejected by the server because there are no 
registered handlers? 

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