One of the things I’ve missed since we integrated container support is the ability to quickly and easily create an instance of the ServiceBus. After Ayende agreed, I decided it was time to do something about it.
Behold the minimum amount of code necessary to create a service bus:
That’s it. In fact, you can easily mock out the container with some nifty Rhino.Mocks usage:
I’m starting to convert the tests to use the mocked container approach to reduce the runtime of the tests. But so far the HeavyLoad, Starbucks and WinFormSample samples have been verified to work with the new model. The Windsor facility is also using the new model (Dru is going to update the other two tomorrow).
I’m pretty happy with the new configuration syntax, it certainly makes it easier to setup a bus with zero XML abuse. Look for more of this style of configuration/extension in MT in the near future.
About Chris Patterson
Chris is a senior architect for RelayHealth, the connectivity business of the nation's leading healthcare services company. There he is responsible for the architecture and development of applications and services that accelerate care delivery by connecting patients, providers, pharmacies, and financial institutions. Previously, he led the development of a new content delivery platform for TV Guide, enabling the launch of a new entertainment network seen on thousands of cable television systems. In his spare time, Chris is an active open-source developer and a primary contributor to MassTransit, a distributed application framework for .NET. In 2009, he was awarded the Most Valuable Professional award by Microsoft for his technical community contributions.
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