public void a_published_message_is_received_by_multiple_subscribers()
{
// When the bus publishes a message, it is sent through the socket
var consumer = new ZeroConsumer<Message>("tcp://localhost:5562");
var bus = new BusAdapter();
bus.AttachConsumer(consumer);
// Meanwhile, the aggregator waits for messages from the same socket
var producer = new ZeroProducer<Message>("tcp://*:5562");
var aggregator = new EventAggregator<Message>();
aggregator.AttachTo(producer);
// While two test consumers are subscribed to the aggregator
// (the syntax looks like it's the other way around)
var confirmById = new FakeEventConsumer();
var confirmAsReceived = new TestConsumer();
aggregator.SubscribeTo(confirmById);
aggregator.SubscribeTo(confirmAsReceived);
// When we drop a message on the bus, the test consumer should get it
var @event = new FakeEvent();
bus.Publish(@event);
// Pause the thread so the producer (via aggregator) can send to the test consumer
var timeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1).TotalMilliseconds;
Thread.Sleep((int)timeout);
Assert.IsTrue(confirmAsReceived.Received);
Assert.AreEqual(@event.Id, confirmById.Id);
producer.Dispose();
consumer.Dispose();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var eventAggregator = new EventAggregator <Message>();
var projectionHost = new ProjectionHost(eventAggregator);
projectionHost.SetUpProjections();
var inMemQueue = new InMemQueue <Message>();
var reader = new QueueReader <Message>(inMemQueue);
eventAggregator.AttachTo(reader);
var foo = new QueueWriter <Message>(inMemQueue);
reader.Start();
while (true)
{
foo.Handle(new FooMessage());
Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
//var dispatcher = new ByTypeDispatcher();
//dispatcher.Subscribe(new FooHandler());
//dispatcher.Handle(new FooMessage());
}