/// <summary>
/// This will create a new MessageContextProcessor with DeferMessageFailurePolicy and default ExponentialBackOffDelayStrategy.
/// This is a simple demon. In a more real world scenario, you might want to consider injecting <see cref="IMessageContextProcessor"/> instead
/// for increased testability.
/// </summary>
static SampleFunction()
{
MessageContextProcessor = new MessageContextProcessor(
new SampleMessageProcessor(),
new DeferMessageFailurePolicy(ex => true,
backOffDelayStrategy: ExponentialBackOffDelayStrategy.Default));
}
public void Init()
{
_messageReceiver = Substitute.For <IMessageReceiver>();
_messageSender = Substitute.For <IMessageSender>();
_failurePolicy = Substitute.For <IFailurePolicy>();
_messageProcessor = Substitute.For <IMessageProcessor>();
_sut = new MessageContextProcessor(_messageProcessor, _failurePolicy, e => e is InvalidOperationException);
}
public void Init()
{
_messageReceiver = Substitute.For <IMessageReceiver>();
_messageSender = Substitute.For <IMessageSender>();
_failurePolicy = Substitute.For <IFailurePolicy>();
_messageProcessor = Substitute.For <IMessageProcessor>();
_sut = new MessageContextProcessor(_messageProcessor, _failurePolicy);
}
public SampleFunction(IMessageContextProcessor messageContextProcessor, ILogger logger)
{
_messageContextProcessor = messageContextProcessor;
_logger = logger;
}
