//public bool TryReceive(TimeSpan timeout, out RequestContext requestContext)
//{
// return this.channelBinder.TryReceive(timeout, out requestContext);
//}
//public IAsyncResult BeginTryReceive(TimeSpan timeout, AsyncCallback callback, object state)
//{
// // At anytime there can be only one thread in BeginTryReceive and the
// // outstanding AsyncResult should have completed before the next one.
// // There should be no pending oustanding result here.
// Fx.AssertAndThrow(this.outstanding == null, "BeginTryReceive should not have a pending result.");
// MultipleReceiveAsyncResult multipleReceiveResult = new MultipleReceiveAsyncResult(callback, state);
// this.outstanding = multipleReceiveResult;
// EnsurePump(timeout);
// IAsyncResult innerResult;
// if (this.pendingResults.TryDequeueHead(out innerResult))
// {
// HandleReceiveRequestComplete(innerResult, true);
// }
// return multipleReceiveResult;
//}
//void EnsurePump(TimeSpan timeout)
//{
// // ensure we're running at full throttle, the BeginTryReceive calls we make below on the
// // IChannelBinder will typically complete future calls to BeginTryReceive made by CannelHandler
// // corollary to that is that most times these calls will be completed sycnhronously
// while (!this.pendingResults.IsFull)
// {
// ReceiveScopeSignalGate receiveScope = new ReceiveScopeSignalGate(this);
// // Enqueue the result without locks since this is the pump.
// // BeginTryReceive can be called only from one thread and
// // the head is not yet unlocked so no items can proceed.
// this.pendingResults.Enqueue(receiveScope);
// IAsyncResult result = this.channelBinder.BeginTryReceive(timeout, onInnerReceiveCompleted, receiveScope);
// if (result.CompletedSynchronously)
// {
// this.SignalReceiveCompleted(result);
// }
// }
//}
//public bool EndTryReceive(IAsyncResult result, out RequestContext requestContext)
//{
// return MultipleReceiveAsyncResult.End(result, out requestContext);
//}
public RequestContext CreateRequestContext(Message message)
{
return(channelBinder.CreateRequestContext(message));
}
