Hello, I am trying to understand how everything communicates. I ran the pub/sub sample in full. It works great. Then I only run the Server publishing the...
Eben, NServiceBus provides a "distributed" Service Bus and not a central one like in BizTalk or OpenESB. So it is mainly a nice api around queued transports...
Eben, Have you taken a look at http://www.nservicebus.com/Overview.aspx yet? There are some explanations there. If that doesn't cut it, please let me know. ...
Hey Udi, ... Have you taken a look at http://www.nservicebus.com/Overview.aspx yet? <<< No, but I have now. :) Didn't help :( But I took another look at the...
One of the things I did to start piecing together how NSB works was to start just individual pieces of the Pub/Sub sample and watch what happens in the queues....
Matt, ... Then it is highly unlikely that the user will view all of it in one screen. You should look at modelling that data differently, as separate...
Post release 1.9 (shortly) I will be refactoring the config area to not require the "voodoo" anymore. Expect to be able to plug in other containers fairly...
I could not find this problem described in the documentation, this discussion group or the wiki so I'd thought I'd share it here. It's a problem many will run...
Thanks very much for this. -- Udi Dahan - The Software Simplist From: nservicebus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:nservicebus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of sire404 ...
Apologies if the voodoo remark was out of line - I was a bit frustrated trying to get an Autofac adapter working after two days of trying . I finally had some...
Nope - not necessary - I've got a good idea of where I need to head now. I've been doing a good deal of reading and listening to the "Ask Udi" archives - great...
This may not be very pertinent to this thread, but I read 1.9, changes, and voodoo, and thought it close enough. I was experimenting the other day with...
There is a race condition for the BusAsyncResult which is used in the WebServiceBridge sample. The Register event on the SendMessage is attached to a callback...
... You just did J -- Udi Dahan - The Software Simplist From: nservicebus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:nservicebus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Wes Smith Sent: 05...
I recently launched a new, free, online magazine that focuses on integration (EAI, SOA, BPM, etc). A number of articles are already available including one...
Hi, I'm just getting started with NSB. I'm hosting a subscriber in a Windows service (on Vista for dev). I'd like it to honour to start / stop methods on the...
There are 3 ways to stop a bus from processing messages. One is to simply kill the process. The second is to call bus.Dispose(); The third is to send it a...
Udi, thanks for the response, but Rimas’ suggestion is what I need. Surely this has come up before? There must be lots of people hosting their endpoints in...
Are you actually looking for a way to start and stop a windows service or to control the bus? Udi pointed out the ChangeNumberOfWorkerThreadsMessage method of...
I think we are sort of making progress J Let me try to clarify. I have a windows service that is a consumer i.e. it has message handlers that are invoked when...
... In this case worker count will be reduced asynchroniously when worker will be available. It does not looks good, because windows service may get status...
Hmmm...ok. When a windows service starts and stops the idea is normally that Start method in the service code will set up any resources required to get the ...
The bus.Dispose method will shut down the bus gracefully -- it will not kill any threads in the middle of processing messages. As for pausing the bus, it seems...
+1 you're starting and stopping a windows service - seems like a perfect places to construct and destruct, respectively. You wouldn't expect web server to...
Yeah, I agree that a Stop method on the bus would be helpful. When I wrote my first nServiceBus app, I had to hunt around for a little bit before calling...
I feel an extension method coming on... From: nservicebus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:nservicebus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Dan Ports Sent: 06 March 2009 14:47...