static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Using StructureMap for IoC. You can use Ninject, AutoFac, Windsor, or whatever
// supports the methods you need to override in SeekUHostConfiguration<T>
var host = new SeekUHostConfiguration<SeekUDemoDependencyResolver>();
// Configure the host to use SQL to store events and snapshots. You don't have to use
// the configuration action - both providers will default to a connection string
// named "SeekU." This simply shows how you can configure each provider at runtime.
host
// Sample of using configuration actions to set connectionstrings
.ForEventStore().Use<SqlEventStore>(store => { store.ConnectionStringName = "DemoConnectionString"; })
// This could be a different connection if necessary
.ForSnapshotStore().Use<SqlSnapshotStore>(store => { store.ConnectionStringName = "DemoConnectionString"; });
// Using the default conenction string would look like this (less verbose):
//config.ForEventStore().Use<SqlEventStore>().ForSnapshotStore().Use<SqlSnapshotStore>();
var bus = host.GetCommandBus();
// I'm not a proponent of Guids for primary keys. This method returns
// a sequential Guid to make database sorting behave like integers.
// http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=25862
var id = SequentialGuid.NewId();
// Create the account
bus.Send(new CreateNewAccountCommand(id, 950));
// Use the account to create a history of events including a snapshot
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 50));
bus.Send(new CreditAccountCommand(id, 120));
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 350));
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Using StructureMap for IoC. You can use Ninject, AutoFac, Windsor, or whatever
// supports the methods you need to override in SeekUHostConfiguration<T>
var host = new SeekUHostConfiguration <SeekUDemoDependencyResolver>();
// Configure file-based event storeage
host.ForEventStore().Use <JsonFileEventStore>()
// Example of using an optional configuration action. In this cas it sets the snapshot store's file name
.ForSnapshotStore().Use <JsonFileSnapshotStore>(store =>
{
store.FileName = "snapshot-instance.json";
});
var bus = host.GetCommandBus();
// I'm not a proponent of Guids for primary keys. This method returns
// a sequential Guid to make database sorting behave like integers.
// http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=25862
var id = SequentialGuid.NewId();
// Create the account
bus.Send(new CreateNewAccountCommand(id, 950));
// Use the account to create a history of events including a snapshot
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 50));
bus.Send(new CreditAccountCommand(id, 120));
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 350));
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Use MongoDB for event and snapshot storage
var host = new SeekUHostConfiguration <SeekUDemoDependencyResolver>();
host.ForEventStore().Use <MongoEventStore>()
.ForSnapshotStore().Use <MongoSnapshotStore>();
var bus = host.GetCommandBus();
// I'm not a proponent of Guids for primary keys. This method returns
// a sequential Guid to make database sorting behave like integers.
// http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=25862
var id = SequentialGuid.NewId();
// Create the account
bus.Send(new CreateNewAccountCommand(id, 950));
// Use the account to create a history of events including a snapshot
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 50));
bus.Send(new CreditAccountCommand(id, 120));
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 350));
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Using StructureMap for IoC. You can use Ninject, AutoFac, Windsor, or whatever
// supports the methods you need to override in SeekUHostConfiguration<T>
var host = new SeekUHostConfiguration<SeekUDemoDependencyResolver>();
// Configure file-based event storeage
host.ForEventStore().Use<JsonFileEventStore>()
// Example of using an optional configuration action. In this cas it sets the snapshot store's file name
.ForSnapshotStore().Use<JsonFileSnapshotStore>(store =>
{
store.FileName = "snapshot-instance.json";
});
var bus = host.GetCommandBus();
// I'm not a proponent of Guids for primary keys. This method returns
// a sequential Guid to make database sorting behave like integers.
// http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=25862
var id = SequentialGuid.NewId();
// Create the account
bus.Send(new CreateNewAccountCommand(id, 950));
// Use the account to create a history of events including a snapshot
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 50));
bus.Send(new CreditAccountCommand(id, 120));
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 350));
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Using StructureMap for IoC. You can use Ninject, AutoFac, Windsor, or whatever
// supports the methods you need to override in SeekUHostConfiguration<T>
var host = new SeekUHostConfiguration <SeekUDemoDependencyResolver>();
// Configure the host to use SQL to store events and snapshots. You don't have to use
// the configuration action - both providers will default to a connection string
// named "SeekU." This simply shows how you can configure each provider at runtime.
host
// Sample of using configuration actions to set connectionstrings
.ForEventStore().Use <SqlEventStore>(store => { store.ConnectionStringName = "DemoConnectionString"; })
// This could be a different connection if necessary
.ForSnapshotStore().Use <SqlSnapshotStore>(store => { store.ConnectionStringName = "DemoConnectionString"; });
// Using the default conenction string would look like this (less verbose):
//config.ForEventStore().Use<SqlEventStore>().ForSnapshotStore().Use<SqlSnapshotStore>();
var bus = host.GetCommandBus();
// I'm not a proponent of Guids for primary keys. This method returns
// a sequential Guid to make database sorting behave like integers.
// http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=25862
var id = SequentialGuid.NewId();
// Create the account
bus.Send(new CreateNewAccountCommand(id, 950));
// Use the account to create a history of events including a snapshot
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 50));
bus.Send(new CreditAccountCommand(id, 120));
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 350));
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Use MongoDB for event and snapshot storage
var host = new SeekUHostConfiguration<SeekUDemoDependencyResolver>();
// Update with your connection string
const string connectionString =
"DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=[Your account name];AccountKey[Your account key]";
host
.ForEventStore().Use<AzureTableEventStore>(store =>
{
store.TableConnectionString = connectionString;
})
.ForSnapshotStore().Use<AzureBlobSnapshotStore>(store =>
{
store.BlobConnectionString = connectionString;
});
var bus = host.GetCommandBus();
// I'm not a proponent of Guids for primary keys. This method returns
// a sequential Guid to make database sorting behave like integers.
// http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=25862
var id = SequentialGuid.NewId();
// Create the account
bus.Send(new CreateNewAccountCommand(id, 95));
Console.WriteLine("Azure event created");
// Use the account to create a history of events including a snapshot
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 5));
Console.WriteLine("Azure event created");
bus.Send(new CreditAccountCommand(id, 12));
Console.WriteLine("Azure event created");
Console.WriteLine("Azure snapshot created");
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 35));
Console.WriteLine("Azure event created");
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Use MongoDB for event and snapshot storage
var host = new SeekUHostConfiguration <SeekUDemoDependencyResolver>();
// Update with your connection string
const string connectionString =
"DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=[Your account name];AccountKey[Your account key]";
host
.ForEventStore().Use <AzureTableEventStore>(store =>
{
store.TableConnectionString = connectionString;
})
.ForSnapshotStore().Use <AzureBlobSnapshotStore>(store =>
{
store.BlobConnectionString = connectionString;
});
var bus = host.GetCommandBus();
// I'm not a proponent of Guids for primary keys. This method returns
// a sequential Guid to make database sorting behave like integers.
// http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=25862
var id = SequentialGuid.NewId();
// Create the account
bus.Send(new CreateNewAccountCommand(id, 95));
Console.WriteLine("Azure event created");
// Use the account to create a history of events including a snapshot
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 5));
Console.WriteLine("Azure event created");
bus.Send(new CreditAccountCommand(id, 12));
Console.WriteLine("Azure event created");
Console.WriteLine("Azure snapshot created");
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 35));
Console.WriteLine("Azure event created");
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Use MongoDB for event and snapshot storage
var host = new SeekUHostConfiguration<SeekUDemoDependencyResolver>();
host.ForEventStore().Use<MongoEventStore>()
.ForSnapshotStore().Use<MongoSnapshotStore>();
var bus = host.GetCommandBus();
// I'm not a proponent of Guids for primary keys. This method returns
// a sequential Guid to make database sorting behave like integers.
// http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=25862
var id = SequentialGuid.NewId();
// Create the account
bus.Send(new CreateNewAccountCommand(id, 950));
// Use the account to create a history of events including a snapshot
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 50));
bus.Send(new CreditAccountCommand(id, 120));
bus.Send(new DebitAccountCommand(id, 350));
Console.Read();
}
