public static void Main(string[] args) // Pass in <IP address> and <port> for RabbitMQ
{
var rapidsConnection = new RabbitMqRapids("monitor_all_csharp", args[0], args[1]);
var river = new River(rapidsConnection);
river.Register(new Monitor());
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string host = args[0];
string port = args[1];
var rapidsConnection = new RabbitMqRapids("monitor_in_csharp", host, port);
var river = new River(rapidsConnection);
river.Require("solution", "id");
river.Register(new SolutionSelection());
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string host = args[0];
string port = args[1];
var rapidsConnection = new RabbitMqRapids("monitor_in_csharp", host, port);
var river = new River(rapidsConnection);
river.RequireValue("need", "car_rental_offer");
river.Forbid("solution");
river.Register(new SolutionProvider());
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string host = args[0];
string port = args[1];
var rapidsConnection = new RabbitMqRapids("monitor_in_csharp", host, port);
var river = new River(rapidsConnection);
// See RiverTest for various functions River supports to aid in filtering, like:
//river.Require("key1", "key2"); // Reject packet unless it has key1 and key2
//river.Forbid("key1", "key2"); // Reject packet if it does have key1 or key2
river.Register(new Monitor()); // Hook up to the river to start receiving traffic
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string host = "192.168.254.120";
string port = "5676";
rapidsConnection = new RabbitMqRapids("monitor_in_csharp", host, port);
var river = new River(rapidsConnection);
// See RiverTest for various functions River supports to aid in filtering, like:
//river.RequireValue("key", "expected_value"); // Reject packet unless key exists and has expected value
//river.Require("key1", "key2"); // Reject packet unless it has key1 and key2
//river.Forbid("key1", "key2"); // Reject packet if it does have key1 or key2
river.Register(new MemberShipMonitor()); // Hook up to the river to start receiving traffic
}