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In order to perform a single invocation, the Caller follows the following basic flow:
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1. Allocate a unique `Invocation ID` value (arbitrary string, chosen by the Caller) to represent the invocation
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1. Allocate a unique (per connection) `Invocation ID` value (arbitrary string, chosen by the Caller) to represent the invocation
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2. Send an `Invocation` or `StreamingInvocation` message containing the `Invocation ID`, the name of the `Target` being invoked, and the `Arguments` to provide to the method.
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3. If the `Invocation` is marked as non-blocking (see "Non-Blocking Invocations" below), stop here and immediately yield back to the application.
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4. Wait for a `StreamItem` or `Completion` message with a matching `Invocation ID`
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