// *Note*: Only interact with the AMQP library in Start(), not Awake()
// since the AmqpClient initializes itself in Awake() and won't be ready yet.
void Start()
{
// Create a new exchange subscription using the inspector values
var subscription = new AmqpExchangeSubscription(ExchangeName, ExchangeType, RoutingKey, HandleExchangeMessageReceived);
/*
* Add the subscription to the client. If you are using multiple AmqpClient instances then
* using the static methods won't work. In that case add a inspector property of type 'AmqpClient'
* and assigned a reference to the connection you want to work with and call the 'SubscribeToExchange()'
* non-static method instead.
*/
AmqpClient.Subscribe(subscription);
}
// Constructor
public AmqpExchangeReceivedMessage(AmqpExchangeSubscription subscription, IAmqpReceivedMessage message)
{
if (subscription == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("subscription");
}
if (message == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("message");
}
Subscription = subscription;
Message = message;
}
// *Note*: Only interact with the AMQP library in Start(), not Awake()
// since the AmqpClient initializes itself in Awake() and won't be ready yet.
public override void Start()
{
// Create a new exchange subscription using the inspector values
var Input_subscription = new AmqpExchangeSubscription(ExchangeName, ExchangeType, InputRoutingKey, HandleInputMessageReceived);
//var Output_subscription = new AmqpExchangeSubscription(ExchangeName, ExchangeType, OutputRoutingKey, HandleInputMessageReceived);
/*
* Add the subscription to the client. If you are using multiple AmqpClient instances then
* using the static methods won't work. In that case add a inspector property of type 'AmqpClient'
* and assigned a reference to the connection you want to work with and call the 'SubscribeToExchange()'
* non-static method instead.
*/
AmqpClient.Subscribe(Input_subscription);
Debug.LogFormat("Anttena subscribed to {0}", Input_subscription);
}
