internal AmqpModelContainer(IModel channel, ChannelFlags flags, AmqpChannelPooler source)
{
Channel = channel;
Flags = flags;
Source = source;
Created = Environment.TickCount;
}
internal AmqpModelContainer(IModel channel, ChannelFlags flags, AmqpChannelPooler source)
{
Channel = channel;
Flags = flags;
Source = source;
Created = Environment.TickCount;
}
public void StartStrategy(AmqpChannelPooler pool, bool requestExpectsResponse)
{
if (requestExpectsResponse) seenRequestExpectingResponse = true;
if (seenRequestExpectingResponse)
{
//This client has seen a request expecting a response so
//Start Callback consumer if it hasn't started
StartCallbackQueueConsumer(pool);
}
}
internal RPCModelContainer(IModel channel,
bool streamsPublisherConfirms,
AmqpChannelPooler source) : base(channel, streamsPublisherConfirms ? ChannelFlags.RPCWithPublisherConfirms : ChannelFlags.RPC, source)
{
this._receivedResponse = new ManualResetEventSlim();
_consumer = new EventingBasicConsumer(channel);
_consumer.ConsumerCancelled += (s, e) => SetModelToBeDiscarded();
_consumer.Received += ResponseReceived;
//NOTE: Consumer is expecting just one response, so there is no need to call BasicQos here.
//Start consuming
channel.BasicConsume(RPCStrategyHelpers.DIRECT_REPLY_TO_QUEUENAME_ARG, true, _consumer);
}
internal RPCModelContainer(IModel channel,
bool streamsPublisherConfirms,
AmqpChannelPooler source ) : base(channel, streamsPublisherConfirms ? ChannelFlags.RPCWithPublisherConfirms : ChannelFlags.RPC, source )
{
this._receivedResponse = new ManualResetEventSlim();
_consumer = new EventingBasicConsumer(channel);
_consumer.ConsumerCancelled += (s, e) => SetModelToBeDiscarded();
_consumer.Received += ResponseReceived;
//NOTE: Consumer is expecting just one response, so there is no need to call BasicQos here.
//Start consuming
channel.BasicConsume(RPCStrategyHelpers.DIRECT_REPLY_TO_QUEUENAME_ARG, true, _consumer);
}
private AmqpChannelPooler CreateNewChannelPool()
{
//NOTE: This is the only place where connections are created in the client
//NOTE: CreateConnection() can always throw RabbitMQ.Client.Exceptions.BrokerUnreachableException
var newConn = connectionFactory.CreateConnection();
//Swap out client connection and pooler, so other threads can use the new objects:
//swap out old pool with new pool
var newPool = new AmqpChannelPooler(newConn);
var oldpool = Interlocked.Exchange(ref _clientPool, newPool);
//Dispose old pool
if (oldpool != null)
{
oldpool.Dispose();
}
return newPool;
}
public void Restart()
{
hasStarted.Set(true);
//CLose connections and channels
if (subscriberChannel != null)
{
if (subscriberConsumer != null)
{
try
{
subscriberChannel.Channel.BasicCancel(subscriberConsumer.ConsumerTag);
}
catch { }
}
try
{
subscriberChannel.Close();
}
catch
{
}
}
if (workChannel != null)
{
if (workConsumer != null)
{
try
{
workChannel.Channel.BasicCancel(workConsumer.ConsumerTag);
}
catch { }
}
try
{
workChannel.Close();
}
catch
{
}
}
if (_subscriberPool != null)
{
_subscriberPool.Dispose();
}
//NOTE: CreateConnection() can throw BrokerUnreachableException
//That's okay because the exception needs to propagate to Reconnect() or Start()
var conn = connectionFactory.CreateConnection();
if (connectionBroken != null) connectionBroken.Dispose();
connectionBroken = new CancellationTokenSource();
if (stopWaitingOnQueue != null) stopWaitingOnQueue.Dispose();
stopWaitingOnQueue = CancellationTokenSource.CreateLinkedTokenSource(disposedCancellationSource.Token, connectionBroken.Token);
var pool = new AmqpChannelPooler(conn);
_subscriberPool = pool;
//Use pool reference henceforth.
//Create work channel and declare exchanges and queues
workChannel = pool.GetModel(ChannelFlags.Consumer);
//Redeclare exchanges and queues
AmqpUtils.DeclareExchangeAndQueues(workChannel.Channel, messageMapper, messagingConfig, serviceName, exchangeDeclareSync, Id);
//Listen on work queue
workConsumer = new ConcurrentQueueingConsumer(workChannel.Channel, requestQueued);
string workQueueName = AmqpUtils.GetWorkQueueName(messagingConfig, serviceName);
workChannel.Channel.BasicQos(0, (ushort)Settings.PrefetchCount, false);
workChannel.Channel.BasicConsume(workQueueName, Settings.AckBehavior == SubscriberAckBehavior.Automatic, workConsumer);
//Listen on subscriber queue
subscriberChannel = pool.GetModel(ChannelFlags.Consumer);
subscriberConsumer = new ConcurrentQueueingConsumer(subscriberChannel.Channel, requestQueued);
string subscriberWorkQueueName = AmqpUtils.GetSubscriberQueueName(serviceName, Id);
subscriberChannel.Channel.BasicQos(0, (ushort)Settings.PrefetchCount, false);
subscriberChannel.Channel.BasicConsume(subscriberWorkQueueName, Settings.AckBehavior == SubscriberAckBehavior.Automatic, subscriberConsumer);
//Cancel connectionBroken on connection/consumer problems
pool.Connection.ConnectionShutdown += (s, e) => { connectionBroken.Cancel(); };
workConsumer.ConsumerCancelled += (s, e) => { connectionBroken.Cancel(); };
subscriberConsumer.ConsumerCancelled += (s, e) => { connectionBroken.Cancel(); };
}
public AmqpModelContainer GetModel(AmqpChannelPooler pool, bool streamsPublisherConfirms)
{
return pool.GetModel(streamsPublisherConfirms ? ChannelFlags.PublisherConfirms : ChannelFlags.None);
}
private void StartCallbackQueueConsumer(AmqpChannelPooler pool)
{
//TODO: Double-checked locking -- make this better
if (callbackConsumer == null || !isInConsumerLoop || !pool.Connection.IsOpen)
{
lock (restartConsumerSync)
{
if (!(callbackConsumer == null || !isInConsumerLoop || !pool.Connection.IsOpen)) return;
//This method waits on this signal to make sure the callbackprocessor thread either started successfully or failed.
ManualResetEventSlim consumerSignal = new ManualResetEventSlim(false);
Exception consumerSignalException = null;
Thread callBackProcessor = new Thread(p =>
{
ConcurrentQueueingConsumer consumer = null;
try
{
//Start consumer
AmqpModelContainer channelContainer = null;
try
{
channelContainer = pool.GetModel(ChannelFlags.Consumer);
IModel channel = channelContainer.Channel;
if (clientSettings.DisableDirectReplies || !channelContainer.IsDirectReplyToCapable)
{
DeclareIndirectReplyToQueue(channel, indirectReplyToQueueName);
}
consumer = new ConcurrentQueueingConsumer(channel, responseQueued);
//Set consumerCancelled to true on consumer cancellation
consumerCancelled = false;
consumer.ConsumerCancelled += (s, e) => { consumerCancelled = true; };
channel.BasicQos(0, (ushort)clientSettings.PrefetchCount, false);
//Start consumer:
string replyToQueueName;
if (clientSettings.DisableDirectReplies || !channelContainer.IsDirectReplyToCapable)
{
channel.BasicConsume(indirectReplyToQueueName, clientSettings.AckBehavior == ClientAckBehavior.Automatic, consumer);
replyToQueueName = indirectReplyToQueueName;
}
else
{
//TODO: REMOVE LATER: This clause is never called because in this case the DirectReplyToRPCStrategy would be in use
//instead of this strategy.
//throw an InvalidOperationException instead
channel.BasicConsume(RPCStrategyHelpers.DIRECT_REPLY_TO_QUEUENAME_ARG, true, consumer);
//Discover direct reply to queue name
replyToQueueName = DiscoverDirectReplyToQueueName(channel, indirectReplyToQueueName);
}
//Set callbackConsumer to consumer
callbackQueueName = replyToQueueName;
callbackConsumer = consumer;
//Notify outer thread that channel has started consumption
consumerSignal.Set();
BasicDeliverEventArgs evt;
ExpectedResponse expected;
isInConsumerLoop = true;
while (true)
{
try
{
evt = DequeueCallbackQueue();
}
catch
{
//TODO: Log this exception except it's ObjectDisposedException or OperationCancelledException
throw;
}
expected = null;
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(evt.BasicProperties.CorrelationId) && expectedResponses.TryRemove(evt.BasicProperties.CorrelationId, out expected))
{
RPCStrategyHelpers.ReadAndSignalDelivery(expected, evt);
}
//Acknowledge receipt:
//In ClientBehavior.Automatic mode
//Client acks all received messages, even if it wasn't the expected one or even if it wasn't expecting anything.
//This prevents a situation where crap messages are sent to the client but the good expected message is stuck behind the
//crap ones and isn't delivered because the crap ones in front of the queue aren't acked and crap messages exceed prefetchCount.
//In ClientAckBehavior.ValidResponses mode (and Direct Reply to is not in effect):
//Client only acks expected messages if they could be deserialized
//If not, they are rejected.
if ((clientSettings.DisableDirectReplies || !channelContainer.IsDirectReplyToCapable) && clientSettings.AckBehavior == ClientAckBehavior.ValidResponses)
{
if (expected != null && expected.DeserializationException != null)
{
channel.BasicAck(evt.DeliveryTag, false);
}
else
{
channel.BasicReject(evt.DeliveryTag, false);
}
}
//Exit loop if consumer is cancelled.
if (consumerCancelled)
{
break;
}
}
}
finally
{
isInConsumerLoop = false;
pool.SetRecycle();
if (channelContainer != null)
{
if (consumer != null && !consumerCancelled)
{
try
{
channelContainer.Channel.BasicCancel(consumer.ConsumerTag);
}
catch { }
}
channelContainer.Close();
}
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
//TODO: Log error (Except it's object disposed exception)
//Set Exception object which will be throw by signal waiter
consumerSignalException = ex;
//Notify outer thread to move on, in case it's still waiting
try
{
consumerSignal.Set();
}
catch { }
}
finally
{
if (pool != null)
{
pool.Dispose();
}
}
});
//Start Thread
callBackProcessor.Name = "RestBus RabbitMQ Client Callback Queue Consumer";
callBackProcessor.IsBackground = true;
callBackProcessor.Start();
//Wait for Thread to start consuming messages
consumerSignal.Wait();
consumerSignal.Dispose();
//Examine exception if it were set and rethrow it
Thread.MemoryBarrier(); //Ensure we have the non-cached version of consumerSignalException
if (consumerSignalException != null)
{
throw consumerSignalException;
}
//No more code from this point in this method
}
}
}
public AmqpModelContainer GetModel(AmqpChannelPooler pool, bool streamsPublisherConfirms)
{
var model = (RPCModelContainer)pool.GetModel(streamsPublisherConfirms ? ChannelFlags.RPCWithPublisherConfirms : ChannelFlags.RPC );
model.Reset();
return model;
}
public void StartStrategy(AmqpChannelPooler pool, bool requestExpectsResponse)
{
//Nothing to start
}