RavenMQ update
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It wasn’t planned so much as it happened, but RavenMQ just slipped into private beta stage. The API is still in a the somewhat clumsy state, but it it is working quite nicely Smile

You can see an example of the client API below:

using(var connection = RavenMQConnection.Connect("http://reduction:8181"))
{
    connection.Subscribe("/queues/abc", (context, message) => 
        Console.WriteLine(Encoding.UTF8.GetString(message.Data)));

    connection.PublishAsync(new IncomingMessage
    {
        Queue = "/queues/abc",
        Data = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Hello Ravens")
    });

    Console.ReadLine();
}

Please note that this is likely to be subject to many changes.

This is written about 10 minutes after I posted the code above:

using(var connection = RavenMQConnection.Connect("http://localhost:8181"))
{
    connection.
        Subscribe<User>("/queues/abc", (context, message) => Console.WriteLine(message.Name));

    connection
        .StartPublishing
        .Add("/queues/abc", new User {Name = "Ayende"})
        .PublishAsync();

    Console.ReadLine();
}

I told you it would change… Open-mouthed smile

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