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Agenda

  • Record the meeting
  • Error after framework update 
  • WebSockets
    • How to get rid of polling?
    • Should an edge agent get just notification about new messages or should it get forwarded messages directly via WebSocket?
      • In both cases, the mediator needs to know how to forward an incoming message belonging to the given `verkey`. Should it store into storage for polling or send it (message, or notification message) directly via WebSocket.
      • How to pass such information?
  • Architecture refactoring
    • agent
    • decorators
    • modules
      • basicmessage
      • connections + trustping
      • credentials
      • routing + coordinatemediation + messagepickup
    • storage
    • transport
    • utils
    • wallet
    • ...
  • Module structure
    • api/index
    • handlers
    • services
    • messages

Meeting Notes

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Future topics


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