nservicebus

问题 Is this possible to get the number of messages inside my InputQueue using NServiceBus and do I need to bypass it and use native MSMQ interface? It's not gonna be a complete monitoring, we've got a system comprising several NSB components and they're monitored through the usage of Windows performance counters. What I'm trying to achieve is just a simple health check -> sending a NSB message to a component, its response is to contain let's say DB access status and number of MSMQ messages in its

问题 I am working on a product data importing system which downloads product data from external sources, translates it into the proper schema, and stores the results - essentially an ETL system. The core type of message the system handles is "ImportProductCommand" which specifies the product to import and the source. Import commands however, are rarely sent individually. A typical business requirement is to import a whole set of products from a given source. Currently, this is expressed as an

问题 I'm doing the examples from the NServiceBus website (http://docs.particular.net/samples/step-by-step/) and when I run in Visual Studio everything works and the queues are created automatically (even if I delete them and re-run the solution than they get created automatically). The dev machine runs Windows 8. I have an emulated Windows 2008 RC2 - when I take my solution bin folder to the server machine and try to run NServiceBus.Host.exe it eventually crashes and the reason is: "The queue does

问题 I am trying to run the NServiceBus sample for AsyncPages. Seems simple enough. Download the latest from NServiceBus.com Execute the bat file to install prerequisites Open the solution Press F5 Enter a number into the textbox When I do that, I get a nasty RavenDB bug (NServiceBus uses this as a Data Store). Exception when starting endpoint, error has been logged. Reason: There is no index named: dynamic/TimeoutData It seems that RavenDB didn't or can't create an index. Not sure if this is a

问题 Background: I have two NServiceBus endpoint projects in my solution. Both are NServiceBus subscribers and contain a message handler to one message. Each subscriber project handles a message from one of two different publishers. As such, one project references a messages DLL from one publisher, and the other references a messages DLL from the other publisher. Both publishers are external to my solution. Apart from the messages DLLs, both subscriber projects reference the same binaries for

问题 I would like to post my NServiceBus subscripiton messages derived from an EventHandler class to a ListView. The ListView is located inside the MainWindow.xaml of the WPF application. Here is my NServiceBus subscription event handler code. Note: I would like to post the event message to the ListView control in MainWindow.xaml. Any ideas? namespace EventPublisher.SubscriberDemoWPF { public class PublishTrackEventHandler : IHandleMessages<PublishTrackEvent> { public void Handle(PublishTrackEvent

问题 I've looked everywhere and I can't seem to find any up to date information on the minimum requirements of NServiceBUs 3.0. I did find some posts that go back to 2011, are they still relevant? does anyone have a link or info on this. more specifically we're trying to install on a server with Windows 2003 sp1 on it. But as far as I can make out I need MSMQ 3.1 which was released in SP2 cheers Johnny 回答1: The minimum version of MSMQ required to run NServiceBus v3 is MSMQ 3.1. Obviously you also

问题 I'm getting an error when using Bus.SendToQueues, detailed error at end of question. I have an azure queue set up with a storage account and key and I'm trying to use Bus.SendToSites to have an on premise servicebus handler using msmq send a message to the azure site. Trying to get a gateway going, as per: http://support.nservicebus.com/customer/portal/articles/859548-the-gateway-and-multi-site-distribution, and I'm using this configuration: App.config: (Am I setting up the site correctly?)

问题 Can you set TTBR (Time To Be Received) on a message sent using NServiceBus? 回答1: Absolutely - put the TimeToBeReceived attribute on the relevant message class. Here's an example setting it to 10 minutes: [TimeToBeReceived("00:10:00")] 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2855900/nservicebus-setting-time-to-be-received

问题 I've setup NServiceBus to forward failed messages to an error queue which is monitored by ServiceControl. Here's my config: <section name="MessageForwardingInCaseOfFaultConfig" type="NServiceBus.Config.MessageForwardingInCaseOfFaultConfig, NServiceBus.Core" /> <MessageForwardingInCaseOfFaultConfig ErrorQueue="error" /> When I send a message that fails to be processed, it's sent to the DLQ. However, I can't find a copy of this message in the error or error.log queue. When I look at the message