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 The code block to execute when the service type becomes available is parameterized with the actual remote reference to the discovered service object. In the example above, ''messenger'' is a remote reference to the remote object exporting the ''InstantMessenger'' service type. Imagine the interaction between the instant messenger applications executing the above code of two persons, e.g. Bart and Lisa. When the instant messenger of Bart and the instant messenger of Lisa come into one another's communication range, Bart will discover Lisa and Lisa will discover Bart via the ''InstantMessenger'' service type. Then, both will interchange their names and store it in their ''buddyList''.
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-We are using a future to get the return value of the ''getName'' asynchrnonus message invocation. For further details about futures and the ''when:becomes:'' language construct, we refer the reader to the previous chapter on the concurrency model of AmbientTalk.
+We are using a future to get the return value of the ''getName'' asynchrnonus message invocation. For further details about futures and the ''when:becomes:'' language construct, we refer the reader to the previous chapter on the [[actors|concurrency model of AmbientTalk]].
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