Dynamic registration of consumers and a redirecting consumer

[Bryan Crosby]

I'm interested in trying out MassTransit. I do understand that at some levels, coupling to MT is necessary. However, is it possible to use my own implementation of a handler instead of IConsumer<T>? Is there a hook in the library to "automagically" discover IConsumer instances instead of explicitly registering them at compile time.

I'd like to describe in detail a bit more what I am trying to accomplish.

I would like my own implementation of IHandler<T> to execute, instead of an IConsumer<T>. I would like a consumer to marshal my own custom consume context back up to my handler. For example, consider my own handler of SendEmailToCustomerHandler that implements IHandler<SendEmailEvent>. I'd ideally want MassTransit to have it's IConsumer<SendEmailEvent>, but instead of having the Consume method called, I'd like to marshal this to my own event handler.

The end goal would be to not have to use IConsumer<T> when using my event handlers in my project directly, but rather provide a thin veneer on top of it.

[Chris Patterson]

Take a look at this test folder to see how this can be done. This was written for a guy who wanted the same thing but ended up realizing it was more work than desired. 

https://github.com/MassTransit/MassTransit/tree/develop/src/MassTransit.Tests/Conventional

Essentially creating your own registration convention. 

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Chris Patterson

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