public JasperConfig()
{
Endpoints
.ListenToRabbitQueue("pongs")
// With the Rabbit MQ transport, you probably
// want to explicitly designate a specific queue or topic
// for replies
.UseForReplies();
Endpoints.PublishAllMessages().ToRabbit("pings");
// Configure Rabbit MQ connections and optionally declare Rabbit MQ
// objects through an extension method on JasperOptions.Endpoints
Endpoints.ConfigureRabbitMq(rabbit =>
{
// Using a local installation of Rabbit MQ
// via a running Docker image
rabbit.ConnectionFactory.HostName = "localhost";
// This directs Jasper to try to create any
// missing Rabbit MQ objects that are declared
// in this JasperOptions class
rabbit.AutoProvision = true;
rabbit.DeclareQueue("pongs");
rabbit.DeclareQueue("pings");
});
// You an register additional IoC services
// directly in the JasperOptions with either
// Lamar specific registrations or in this case,
// the built in DI abstractions in .Net Core
// Because Jasper rides on top of the built in
// .Net Core generic host, you can use the
// IHostedService
Services.AddHostedService <PingerService>();
}
