private static void CallTheServiceSynchronously()
{
IRequestDispatcher requestDispatcher = null;
try
{
// NOTE: i'm using Agatha's IOC wrapper here directly... you could just as well resolve the IRequestDispatcher component
// through _your_ container
Console.WriteLine("Calling the service synchronously...");
requestDispatcher = IoC.Container.Resolve <IRequestDispatcher>();
Console.WriteLine("requesting a hello world... (synchronously)");
requestDispatcher.Add(new HelloWorldRequest());
Console.WriteLine("asking the server to reverse this string... (synchronously)");
requestDispatcher.Add(new ReverseStringRequest {
StringToReverse = "asking the server to reverse this string"
});
Console.WriteLine(requestDispatcher.Get <HelloWorldResponse>().Message);
Console.WriteLine(requestDispatcher.Get <ReverseStringResponse>().ReversedString);
Console.WriteLine("Sending HelloWorldCommand");
requestDispatcher.Send(new HelloWorldCommand());
}
finally
{
// not really necessary in this silly example, but it's recommended to release each RequestDispatcher instance once you're
// done with it
if (requestDispatcher != null)
{
IoC.Container.Release(requestDispatcher);
}
}
}
private static void CallTheServiceSynchronously()
{
IRequestDispatcher requestDispatcher = null;
try
{
// NOTE: i'm using Agatha's IOC wrapper here directly... you could just as well resolve the IRequestDispatcher component
// through _your_ container
LogInfo("Calling the service synchronously...");
requestDispatcher = IoC.Container.Resolve <IRequestDispatcher>();
var response = requestDispatcher.Get <HelloWorldResponse>(new HelloWorldRequest {
Name = "World"
});
Console.WriteLine(response.Message);
LogInfo("Sending HelloWorldCommand");
requestDispatcher.Send(new HelloWorldCommand());
}
finally
{
// not really necessary in this silly example, but it's recommended to release each RequestDispatcher instance once you're
// done with it
if (requestDispatcher != null)
{
IoC.Container.Release(requestDispatcher);
}
}
}