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# wolverine-mediator-rabbitmq | ||
A test repo for Wolverine´s support for mediator pattern and rabbitmq for messaging | ||
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Trying to get it to a working state with mixing wolverine's local mediator, and rabbitmq's remote queuing and stuff. | ||
### State right now: | ||
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It' sending and gets received on the right queue, and get fetched by the right service. | ||
Local messages also work. | ||
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Wolverine.Mediator.RabbitMq.Sender can send it's own event | ||
- Wolverine.Mediator.RabbitMq.Receiver fetches it in the right handler | ||
- Wolverine.Mediator.RabbitMq.ReceiverDual fetches it in the right handler | ||
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Wolverine.Mediator.RabbitMq.Sender can sent the command from Wolverine.Mediator.RabbitMq.ReceiverDual | ||
- Wolverine.Mediator.RabbitMq.ReceiverDual fetches it in the right handler | ||
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I've hidden som setup in extensions, like what exchange to send messages, and bind queues to those exchanges | ||
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This is a desired state for functionality. There is probably a lot to fix when it comes to settings. |