Request Response TTL

[Clay Anderson]

We'd like to be able to set an expiration date / time to live on requests.

I see the Publish method takes Action<PublishContext<T>> so we can set the expiration time.

Bus.Instance.Publish(request, x =>

  {

    x.SetExpirationTime(DateTime.Now.AddSeconds(5));

  });

However, it doesn't appear we can set expiration when using PublishRequest. Using SetTimeout only applies to the response, the request is still processed. Is there a way to set expiration on requests? Something like:

Bus.Instance.PublishRequest(request, x =>

  {

    x.Handle<MyResponse>((message) => { });

    x.SetTimeout(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10));

    x.SetExpirationTime(DateTime.Now.AddSeconds(10));

  });

[Clay Anderson]

We were able to accomplish what we were after by purging the queue on startup.

Bus.Initialize(serviceBusConfig =>

{

serviceBusConfig.UseLog4Net();

serviceBusConfig.UseRabbitMqRouting();

serviceBusConfig.SetPurgeOnStartup(true);

serviceBusConfig.ReceiveFrom("...");

}

We just wanted to avoid the client getting a timeout error but the server still processing the request when it started back up.

Thanks.

[Dru Sellers]

I like it when its easy. :)

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[Chris Patterson]

I'm going to add this anyway, I like it.