public async Task Should_deliver_the_message_to_an_interested_consumer()
{
Task <ConsumeContext <FirstMessageContract> > first = SubscribeHandler <FirstMessageContract>();
var message = new SomeMessageContract("Joe", 27);
await BusSendEndpoint.Send(message);
await first;
}
public async Task Should_deliver_the_message_to_an_interested_consumer()
{
Task<ConsumeContext<FirstMessageContract>> first = SubscribeHandler<FirstMessageContract>();
var message = new SomeMessageContract("Joe", 27);
await BusSendEndpoint.Send(message);
await first;
}
public void Should_deliver_the_message_to_an_interested_consumer()
{
var first = new Future<FirstMessageContract>();
RemoteBus.SubscribeHandler<FirstMessageContract>(first.Complete);
PipelineViewer.Trace(RemoteBus.InboundPipeline);
var message = new SomeMessageContract("Joe", 27);
LocalBus.Publish(message);
first.WaitUntilCompleted(1.Seconds()).ShouldBeTrue();
}
public void Should_deliver_the_message_to_an_interested_consumer()
{
var first = new Future <FirstMessageContract>();
RemoteBus.Subscribe <FirstMessageContract>(first.Complete);
PipelineViewer.Trace(RemoteBus.InboundPipeline);
var message = new SomeMessageContract("Joe", 27);
LocalBus.Publish(message);
first.IsAvailable(1.Seconds()).ShouldBeTrue();
}
public void Should_deliver_the_message_to_an_both_interested_consumers()
{
var first = new Future <FirstMessageContract>();
var second = new Future <SecondMessageContract>();
// These can't be on the same bus, because we only send a message to an endpoint once
// maybe we can do something here by changing the outbound context to keep track of tmessage/endpoint uri
RemoteBus.SubscribeHandler <FirstMessageContract>(first.Complete);
LocalBus.SubscribeHandler <SecondMessageContract>(second.Complete);
LocalBus.ShouldHaveSubscriptionFor <FirstMessageContract>();
var message = new SomeMessageContract("Joe", 27);
LocalBus.Publish(message);
first.WaitUntilCompleted(1.Seconds()).ShouldBeTrue();
second.WaitUntilCompleted(1.Seconds()).ShouldBeTrue();
}
public void Should_deliver_the_message_to_an_both_interested_consumers()
{
var first = new Future<FirstMessageContract>();
var second = new Future<SecondMessageContract>();
// These can't be on the same bus, because we only send a message to an endpoint once
// maybe we can do something here by changing the outbound context to keep track of tmessage/endpoint uri
RemoteBus.SubscribeHandler<FirstMessageContract>(first.Complete);
LocalBus.SubscribeHandler<SecondMessageContract>(second.Complete);
LocalBus.ShouldHaveSubscriptionFor<FirstMessageContract>();
var message = new SomeMessageContract("Joe", 27);
LocalBus.Publish(message);
first.WaitUntilCompleted(1.Seconds()).ShouldBeTrue();
second.WaitUntilCompleted(1.Seconds()).ShouldBeTrue();
}
