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An Action Cache

Do you ever find yourself in a loop calling a method that expects an Action or a Func as an argument? Here’s an example from an EasyNetQ test method where...

0 replies - 1207 views - 01/02/13 by Mike Hadlow in Articles

RabbitMQ, Subscription, and Bouncing Servers in EasyNetQ

If you are a regular reader of my blog, you’ll know that I’m currently working on a .NET friendly API for RabbitMQ, EasyNetQ. EasyNetQ is opinionated...

0 replies - 1638 views - 01/01/13 by Mike Hadlow in Articles

RabbitMQ On Windows With .NET, A Case Study

Any reader of this blog will know that my big project over the last year has been to create a simple .NET API for RabbitMQ called EasyNetQ.  I’ve been...

0 replies - 3015 views - 12/08/12 by Mike Hadlow in Articles

EasyNetQ Publisher Confirms

EasyNetQ is my easy-to-use .NET API for RabbitMQ. The default AMQP publish is not transactional and doesn't guarantee that your message will actually reach...

0 replies - 1443 views - 11/19/12 by Mike Hadlow in Articles

EasyNetQ Cluster Support

EasyNetQ, my super simple .NET API for RabbitMQ, now (from version 0.7.2.34) supports RabbitMQ clusters without any need to deploy a load balancer....

0 replies - 2185 views - 10/14/12 by Mike Hadlow in Articles

Parsing a Connection String With 'Sprache' C# Parser

Sprache is a very cool lightweight parser library for C#. Today I was experimenting with parsing EasyNetQ connection strings, so I thought I’d...

0 replies - 1642 views - 10/03/12 by Mike Hadlow in Articles

EasyNetQ: Continuous Delivery with TeamCity and NuGet

I recently applied to have EasyNetQ, my awesome RabbitMQ API for .NET, build on the CodeBetter TeamCity build server (you can log on as ‘guest’ with no...

0 replies - 1588 views - 07/08/12 by Mike Hadlow in Articles

Restarting RabbitMQ With Running EasyNetQ Clients

Here’s a screenshot of one of my tests of EasyNetQ (my easy-to-use .NET API for RabbitMQ). I’m running two publishing applications (top) and two...

0 replies - 2641 views - 06/09/12 by Mike Hadlow in Articles

Why Write a .NET API For RabbitMQ?

Anyone who reads my blog knows that my current focus is writing a .NET API for RabbitMQ which I’ve named EasyNetQ. This is being paid for by my excellent...

0 replies - 4275 views - 05/26/12 by Mike Hadlow in Articles