What does the client do after receiving a response from the server in a Streaming API setup?

In a Streaming API setup, after receiving a response from the server, the client typically waits for the next notification. The Streaming API is designed for real-time data updates, allowing clients to subscribe to specific events or changes in the data. Once the client establishes a connection and receives a response or notification, it does not immediately send another request, as the server continues to push updates to the client as they occur.

The efficiency of this setup relies on the server actively sending notifications rather than the client continuously polling for updates. This allows the client to seamlessly receive updates without unnecessary requests, thus optimizing network resources and response times. Consequently, the client remains connected, ready to handle the next notification from the server as events occur.