Rhino service bus and binsor - do they work together

[nightwatch77]

Hi, is it possible to configure RSB using Binsor? If so, could someone
give me an example of RSB facility configuration? Thanks!

[Ayende Rahien]

Yes, you could.

It is something like:

import Rhino.ServiceBus

facility RhinoServiceBusFacility

AllTypes of IMessageConsumer

[rg]

And what about nested <bus> configuration?

[Ayende Rahien]

Hm, yeah, forgot about that.

You can probably just configure this as is. Take a look at the sample of how to configure other facilities like that.

Do note that I never tried that, I moved much more into the fluent interface approach for doing that.

[rg]

So maybe I should move to other method too if binsor is not very
popular.
I need to easily externalize my configuration and binsor allowed me to
do that easily by
loading a properties file and using them to configure the components.
What alternatives are there yet?
R

On Apr 9, 11:18 pm, Ayende Rahien <aye...@ayende.com> wrote:
> Hm, yeah, forgot about that.You can probably just configure this as is. Take

> a look at the sample of how to configure other facilities like that.
>
> Do note that I never tried that, I moved much more into the fluent interface
> approach for doing that.
>

[Ayende Rahien]

I generally use the fluent interface now, and the XML file just for configuration purposes.

This means that my configuration is cut down to real admin level config, so it is not a chore.

[Tom Allard]

Something like this?

facility "rhino.esb", RhinoServiceBusFacility:
configuration:
bus:
@threadCount = 1, @numberOfRetries = 5, @endpoint="msmq://
localhost/somequeue
messages(keyvalues, item: add, key: name, value: endpoint):
"Messages" = "msmq://localhost/someotherqueue"

[rg]

Tom, I'm not familiar with the 'keyvalues' construct and can't guess
how to add two message entries - this doesn't work for me:

messages(keyvalues, item: add, key: name, value: endpoint):

"NGinnBPM.Runtime.Events" = endp
"NGinnBPM.Runtime.Messages" = endp

Can you help?
Thx
Rafal