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// MMWormholeSessionMessageTransiting.h
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#import "MMWormholeFileTransiting.h"

/**
 This class provides support for the WatchConnectivity framework's real time message passing ability.
 This is the only version of the MMWormholeSessionTransiting system that will be able to wake up 
 your iPhone app in the background. As such, this class has a very specific purpose. It also means
 that it will most likely be used only by your Apple Watch app, or in very very specific instances
 by your iPhone app. Typically, your iPhone app will want to use the 
 MMWormholeSessionContextTransiting option instead.
 
 @warning Waking up the iPhone app from a Watch app is an expensive operation. You should only use
 this transiting implementation when this action is required for your application. Otherwise you are
 better served by using the MMWormholeSessionContextTransiting implementation.
 
 @warning This transiting implementation does not support reading message contents because real time
 messages are delivered once and not persisted.
 
 @discussion This class should be used in cases where your Apple Watch app needs to ensure your
 iPhone app is running to receive a message and take some action on it. One example of this would be
 to start background location tracking or audio.
 */
@interface MMWormholeSessionMessageTransiting : MMWormholeFileTransiting

@end