Hey everybody, Just a quick little update for those of you wondering what's going on with 1.9. Small improvements intended to make the first time developer...
Forgive me if this is a stupid question, I am still pretty new to DI. I have a class Foo which takes an argument in its constructor, which I want to be...
It's not a stupid question - there is some magic going on down there. ConfigureComponent with the generic argument requires the default constructor. When...
Please do not take discussions like this offline. There are several concepts here that I am groping to understand how to implement and it has been really...
As a part of the refactoring in unicast configuration, sagas have been removed and placed in their own config (now living under the /config directory). What...
One of my clients has started heavy load testing on 1.9 planning on going to production the end of this month. They're doing millions of sagas a day each...
Great news Udi. We load tested our full duplex and pub/sub scenarios the other day at about 500 messages per second with no hiccups at all. Because of our...
Also wanted to thank everyone involved (shout out to Steve) for helping me work through the partial trust issues that popped up in 1.9. -- Udi Dahan - The...
You mean the NHibernate saga persister? Yes. -- Udi Dahan - The Software Simplist From: nservicebus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:nservicebus@yahoogroups.com] On ...
Raymond, That's awesome news re: your load testing. Congrats... Care to elaborate on your architecture a little more? Specifically the decisions and lessons...
I am new to NServiceBus, many things in an examples are not easy to understand and I don't know where should I start. I have been looking through the...
Can any one help me in deciding configuration of computers and installations in each tier for implementation of this project? Also plz guide me about steps to...
NHibernate is one implementation option for persisting saga state. It can be swapped out for a Linq based implementation. Most implementations rolled up into...
The value of messaging is felt least in a "classic" 3-tier architecture. I'm really not sure how I can help you without getting into the specifics of what your...
Hi, I noticed something odd with the pub/sub sample in version 1.9. When I start a subscriber (without the server running), I don't see a new message in the...
You should see a message in the server queue (messagebus), since that's the only queue that the subscriber knows about. When the server comes up, it processes...
Interesting. I didn't see the message that the subscriber puts into the messagebus queue. I was wondering how the server knew the name of the subscriber that ...
... subscriber. If you mean that when a publisher publishes a message for which there is no subscriber then no messages get sent, you are correct. This is not...
I am actually treating this scenario as an error in RSB.This came after I run into several scenarios where things just didn't work because of messed up...
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I'm upgrading to 1.9 (and I REALLY like the changes, btw), and I notice that to use all the new fluent configuration goodness you have to put certain things in...
When starting up NServiceBus in a unit test using Resharper's Test Runner the TypesInCurrentDirectory contains only the types in the NServiceBus.Config...
Hello all, I am newbis with nServiceBus and I took a look to the web site and doc file and I am not able to find the answer to these questions : I would like...
Hello All, Which version of Dot.Net do you need when you want to use NServiceBus framework for my application? Do I need to use the same version of DotNet...
NServiceBus requires .net 3.5 though you may be able to take pieces of nServiceBus (the non-config parts) and run them on .net 2.0 (although I've never checked...