retry

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So the user doesn't have to check and retry themselves?

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hear or try a court case anew

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verb

hear or try a court case anew

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verb

hear or try a court case anew

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So the user doesn't have to check and retry themselves?

We once had an app on our network, that would treat all reject codes, as a cause to retry.

But typically the only things you really want to know about the error are:* Should I retry?

If the application sees anything but that as the first message it should assume drunk and retry in an hour.

The government may retry any defendant on any count on which the jury could not agree.

Let me retry:Consider a situation perhaps 5-10 years from now when this procedure is widespread.

Liftoff!First attempt the auto-sequence didn't start properly, but on a retry they've achieved liftoff.

You should not attempt to retry the transaction until first verifying that you have all the coins you started with and that the recipient does not have some of your coins.

Otherwise, retry authentication with just the first 16 characters.

"If we do not get an acknowledgement by 30 ms, we assume the current node is too busy for our needs and retry on a different one" could be an example of this.

> Threes makes you swipe-swipe-swipe after every game ... before you can play againI actually took that de-emphasised retry loop of Threes to be a lovely touch of "humane" game design.

You are still in a scenario where the client has to retry a request once a year, which is, again, within a reasonable SLA, and not typically considered in the same vein as "downtime".

Maybe there are one or two exceptions to this, but I have simply never seen a web browser retry these requests: the result is you just get broken images, broken stylesheets, or even entire broken pages.

The documentation for the S3 API states you should immediately retry; that's fine for an API where I can code that logic into my client library, but is simply an unacceptable solution on the web.

These three activities have different QoS constraints: "voice" data is real time, lossy, and therefore has hardware assisted compression and routing; text messages and data are non-lossy, but have drastically different timing and retry constraints.