public UnsubscribeAction Connect(IInboundPipelineConfigurator configurator, string requestId,
HandlerSelector <TMessage> handler)
{
if (handler == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("handler", "The handler cannot be null.");
}
var correlatedConfigurator = new InboundRequestMessageRouterConfigurator(configurator.Pipeline);
RequestMessageRouter <IConsumeContext <TMessage>, TMessage> router =
correlatedConfigurator.FindOrCreate <TMessage>();
var sink = new InstanceMessageSink <TMessage>(MultipleHandlerSelector.ForHandler(handler));
UnsubscribeAction result = router.Connect(requestId, sink);
return(() => result() && (router.SinkCount(requestId) == 0)); // && remove();
}
public UnsubscribeAction Connect(IInboundPipelineConfigurator configurator, string requestId, HandlerSelector <TMessage> handler)
{
if (handler == null)
{
throw new NullReferenceException("The handler cannot be null.");
}
var correlatedConfigurator = new InboundRequestMessageRouterConfigurator(configurator.Pipeline);
RequestMessageRouter <IConsumeContext <TMessage>, TMessage> router =
correlatedConfigurator.FindOrCreate <TMessage>();
var sink = new InstanceMessageSink <TMessage>(MultipleHandlerSelector.ForHandler(handler));
UnsubscribeAction result = router.Connect(requestId, sink);
// TODO this should NOT publish a correlated subscription, in fact, do we even need to subscribe?
//UnsubscribeAction remove = configurator.SubscribedTo<TMessage>();
return(() => result() && (router.SinkCount(requestId) == 0));// && remove();
}
