When needing to integrate with an enterprise authorization thingy, write a message handler which calls into it directly, and configure that handler to run...
... That currently isn't supported but shouldn't be a big deal to add. Have the message you send in be an ISagaMessage and make sure your saga implements...
First of all - apologies for dumping my issues on the thread - it was a rough day that day... But, regardless of my treating the list as my personal support...
Awesome! Thanks for doing this - I think this will definitely clean up the interaction model for a task-based UI. Thanks, Matt On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 12:49 PM,...
The bug where client callbacks were not being invoked when a saga replied to the originator has been fixed. As a part of this fix, implementations of...
Oops, sorry 'bout that. One file was missing. Fixed. -- Udi Dahan From: nservicebus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:nservicebus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Edgars...
... Agreed. This sounds like a good solution to me and would suit my needs better be the sound of it. We ran into trouble as soon as we started with NSB...
Not to be accused for spam, but I thought about it for all this time. And yes, it answers the question completely. Any ideas on pub/sub framework over WCF...
One thing about taking control and registering all message handlers and sagas yourself, is that there are infrastructure handlers that need to be registered as...
There's a significant challenge to using WCF (without assuming MSMQ underneath) in that things like SendLocal don't gel with its design. You see, WCF is...
Dan, The way nServiceBus dispatches to its internal handlers and saga finders is the same as how it dispatches to external handlers and saga finders. This ...
I've had this on the back burner for a while but I'm glad to say it's done. You can now configure clients without an input queue and still have them be able to...
I'm trying to use pub-sub in uncontrolled environment (the Internet) on a SaS project. Asking the clients to start MSMQ as part of the registration isn't...
I'm not sure I understand your scenario. Your customers are downloading and running a rich client on their end? So the server is on your end, and you've got...
Charlie, I hope you've found a solution you're happy with, but until you post your solution, I'll describe a solution here. Have an nServiceBus process which...
Clients are downloading a rich client (ClickOnce deployment) and using it on their end. The server is on my end.The communication between the server and the...
Most internet-based protocols will use polling, even Microsoft's internet service bus does. There's another option and that's based on leaving connections open...
Thank you for your response. Seems you're right and pub/sub solution in this case could easily be replaced with polling solution. Special thanks for CDN tips. ...
Excellent - great news! I look forward to trying this out. Since you're asking...how about enabling MSMQ over HTTP(S) addressing within the routing config? or...
... Just happened to find this whilst searching the forum, as you know we liked the idea and more importantly so did our infrastructure people so we'll be very...
I'm in the process of converting an existing messaging system over to nServiceBus, and right away, I run into a bus startup issue from the server perspective....
Major refactorings done to the configuration backbone to make it easier to bring your own container. Gone is the proxying of types. The common object builder...
It look like I didn't respond to this back then (can't imagine why), so here ... OK, so the publishers describe aren't actually publishers in the nServiceBus ...