public void SetupLooksGood()
{
var container = new SimpleFactory.Container();
container.Register <MyHandler>().Singleton();
container.Register <MyGenericEventHandler>();
IMessageAdapter adapter;
adapter = new FakeAdapter(new List <object> {
new SomethingHasHappend()
});
var Server = new MessageHandlerEngine(adapter,
null,
null
);
Server.AttachMessageHandler <SomethingHasHappend, MyHandler>();
Server.AttachGenericMessageHandler <MyGenericEventHandler>("#");
adapter.StartAdapter();
//System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(10000);
adapter.StopAdapter();
Assert.IsNotNull(container.CreateInstance <MyHandler>().input);
Assert.AreEqual(1, container.CreateInstance <MyHandler>().Counter);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var container = new SimpleFactory.Container();
var con = new RabbitConnectionInfo
{
ClientName = "Listner.Demo",
ExchangeName = "Simployer",
Server = "localhost",
UserName = "******",
Password = "******",
VirtualHost = "/"
};
var pub = new PublishEventToRabbit(con, new Serializer());
container.Register <PublishEventToRabbit>(() => pub).Singleton(); //This is singleton to hold the connection stuff for rabbit. Must be disposed
container.Register <CustomPublisher>().Transient(); //This is the wrapper to capture the context of the current call
container.Register <ApplicationContext>(); // this is the actual context.. Very simplefied :)
for (var x = 0; x < 10; x++)
{
var sender = container.CreateInstance <CustomPublisher>();
sender.Publish(new SomethingOccured {
Message = $"This is message number{x}"
});
}
pub.Dispose();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//Use any container..
var container = new SimpleFactory.Container();
container.Register <MyHandler>().Scoped();
//Connectioninfo to the rabbit server.
//The ClientName is important, as it is used in the infrastructure to indentify the host.
RabbitConnectionInfo connectionInfo = new RabbitConnectionInfo {
UserName = "******", Password = "******", Server = "localhost", ExchangeName = "Simployer", ClientName = "MyTestingApp"
};
//Create the RabbitAdapter. This is a spesific implementation for Rabbit.
//IMessageAdapter messageAdapter = new RabbitMessageAdapter(
// connectionInfo,
// //The serializer that will be used by the adapter. This must implement the ISerializer from Itas.Infrastructure.
// new Serializer(),
// //This Func<BasicDeliveryEventArgs> gives you the chance to create a context value for your eventhandler.
// //Setting the ClientContext e.g
// (sp, eventArgs, data) => { }
// );
//Then instanciate the MessageHandler.. Passing in the Adapter.
//var server = new MessageHandlerEngine(
// messageAdapter,
// //This Func<Type,object> is used instead of taking a dependency on a Container.
// //Here you can create your scope to for your context
// () => new SimpleFactory.SimplefactoryProvider(container));
////Register a typed handler for the Engine.
////The engine will ask for an instance of MessageHandle<MyEventClass> using the above Action<Type,object>.
//server.AttachMessageHandler<SomethingOccured, MyHandler>();
//Registering an untyped handler.
//Will ask for an instance of the type mapped against this bindingkey.
//server.AttachGenericMessageHandler<GenericEventHandler>("#");
//Start the server.
//The infrastructure will be created on the rabbit server and the adapter will start to recieve the messages.
//server.StartServer();
Console.ReadLine();
//Stop the server to dispose the connections to Rabbit.
//server.StopServer();
}
