/// <summary>
/// Create a rabbitconsumer which will consume message from a PUBLIC exchange. This exchange is supposed to be direct/fanout (otherwise use the raw constructor)
/// </summary>
/// <param name="settings">Settings used to construct the consumer</param>
/// <param name="exchange">the exchange you want to listen to</param>
public RabbitConsumer(HareConsumerSettings settings, RabbitExchange exchange)
: this(settings)
{
_myQueue = new RabbitQueue(GetUniqueIdentifier(exchange.Name))
{
AutoDelete = true
};
RedeclareMyTopology = m =>
{
exchange.Declare(m);
_myQueue.Declare(m);
m.QueueBind(_myQueue.Name, exchange.Name, "noRKrequired");
};
}
private RabbitConsumer(HareConsumerSettings settings)
: base(settings)
{
_mySettings = settings;
_myConsumerTag = GetUniqueIdentifier("tag");
}
/// <summary>
/// Raw constructor. You give the Queue and a handler to create the topology. Use at your own risk !
/// </summary>
/// <param name="settings">Settings used to construct the consumer</param>
/// <param name="queue">the queue you want to listen to. It *won't* be created, you have to create it in redeclareTopology</param>
/// <param name="redeclareTopology">Construct your complete, twisted, complex topology :) </param>
public RabbitConsumer(HareConsumerSettings settings, RabbitQueue queue, Action <IModel> redeclareTopology)
: this(settings)
{
_myQueue = queue;
RedeclareMyTopology = redeclareTopology;
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a rabbitconsumer which will consume message from a PUBLIC queue without knowing who will feed it
/// </summary>
/// <param name="settings">Settings used to construct the consumer</param>
/// <param name="queue">the queue you want to listen to</param>
public RabbitConsumer(HareConsumerSettings settings, RabbitQueue queue)
: this(settings)
{
_myQueue = queue;
RedeclareMyTopology = m => _myQueue.Declare(m);
}
private RabbitConsumer(HareConsumerSettings settings)
: base(settings)
{
_mySettings = settings;
_myConsumerTag = GetUniqueIdentifier("tag");
}
/// <summary>
/// Raw constructor. You give the Queue and a handler to create the topology. Use at your own risk !
/// </summary>
/// <param name="settings">Settings used to construct the consumer</param>
/// <param name="queue">the queue you want to listen to. It *won't* be created, you have to create it in redeclareTopology</param>
/// <param name="redeclareTopology">Construct your complete, twisted, complex topology :) </param>
public RabbitConsumer(HareConsumerSettings settings, RabbitQueue queue, Action<IModel> redeclareTopology)
: this(settings)
{
_myQueue = queue;
RedeclareMyTopology = redeclareTopology;
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a rabbitconsumer which will consume message from a PUBLIC queue without knowing who will feed it
/// </summary>
/// <param name="settings">Settings used to construct the consumer</param>
/// <param name="queue">the queue you want to listen to</param>
public RabbitConsumer(HareConsumerSettings settings, RabbitQueue queue)
: this(settings)
{
_myQueue = queue;
RedeclareMyTopology = _myQueue.Declare;
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a rabbitconsumer which will consume message from a PUBLIC exchange. This exchange is supposed to be direct/fanout (otherwise use the raw constructor)
/// </summary>
/// <param name="settings">Settings used to construct the consumer</param>
/// <param name="exchange">the exchange you want to listen to</param>
public RabbitConsumer(HareConsumerSettings settings, RabbitExchange exchange)
: this(settings)
{
_myQueue = new RabbitQueue(GetUniqueIdentifier(exchange.Name)) { AutoDelete = true };
RedeclareMyTopology = m =>
{
exchange.Declare(m);
_myQueue.Declare(m);
m.QueueBind(_myQueue.Name, exchange.Name, "noRKrequired");
};
}
