Example #1
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        public object Handle(PingMessage message)
        {
            ConsoleWriter.Write(ConsoleColor.Cyan, "Got a ping with name: " + message.Name);

            var response = new PongMessage
            {
                Name = message.Name
            };

            return(Respond.With(response).ToSender());
        }
Example #2
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        public Response Handle(PingMessage message)
        {
            ConsoleWriter.Write(ConsoleColor.Cyan, "Got a ping with name: " + message.Name);

            var response = new PongMessage
            {
                Name = message.Name
            };

            // Don't know if you'd use this very often,
            // but this is a special syntax that will send
            // the "response" back to the original sender
            return(Respond.With(response).ToSender());
        }
Example #3
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        // Simple message handler for the PingMessage message type
        public static Task Handle(
            // The first argument is assumed to be the message type
            PingMessage message,

            // Jasper supports method injection similar to ASP.Net Core MVC
            // In this case though, IMessageContext is scoped to the message
            // being handled
            IMessageContext context)
        {
            ConsoleWriter.Write(ConsoleColor.Blue, $"Got ping #{message.Number}");

            var response = new PongMessage
            {
                Number = message.Number
            };

            // This usage will send the response message
            // back to the original sender. Jasper uses message
            // headers to embed the reply address for exactly
            // this use case
            return(context.RespondToSender(response));
        }