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Including an example of ack wait

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Signed-off-by: Matthias Hanel <mh@synadia.com>
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@ -16,6 +16,15 @@ sub, err := sc.Subscribe("foo",
}, stan.SetManualAckMode(), stan.AckWait(aw)) }, stan.SetManualAckMode(), stan.AckWait(aw))
``` ```
> Note that if processing a particular message exceeds ack wait, the following behavior can be observed with [queue subscriptions](queues.md):
> 1. Subscriber A receives the message.
> 2. Subscriber A exceeds ack wait time and Subscriber B receives the message.
> 3. Subscriber B exceeds ack wait time and Subscriber C receives the message.
> 6. Subscriber A finishes processing and acknowledges the message.
> 7. Re-delivery of the message ceases.
>
> How often the message is re-delivered depends on processing time for the message and available subscriber.
## Max In Flight ## Max In Flight
Subscribers can set max in flight to rate limit incoming messages. The server will send at most “max in flight” messages before receiving an acknowledgement. Setting max in flight to 1 insures every message is processed in order. Subscribers can set max in flight to rate limit incoming messages. The server will send at most “max in flight” messages before receiving an acknowledgement. Setting max in flight to 1 insures every message is processed in order.