Introduction to NServiceBus



Introduction to NServiceBus | 1. Introduction |
    1. Introduction
    2. Getting the binaries
    3. Preparation
    4. New project
    5. The BusStop sample application
    6. Summary
Introduction to NServiceBus | 2. One Way Messaging Basics |
    1. Introduction
    2. Messaging and queues
    3. Defining a message
    4. Sending a message
    5. Configuring the api endpoint
    6. Setting up the backend project
    7. Asyncronous messaging
    8. Summary
Introduction to NServiceBus | 3. Advanced One Way Messaging |
    1. Introduction
    2. Fault tolerance
    3. Distributed transactions
    4. Dependency injection
    5. Unit of work management
    6. Summary
Introduction to NServiceBus | 4. Customized Messaging |
    1. Introduction
    2. Authentication
    3. Message Mutators
    4. Auditing
    5. Integrating NServiceBus with WebApi Injection
    6. Overriding Configuration
    7. Summary
Introduction to NServiceBus | 5. Full Duplex Messaging |
    1. Introduction
    2. Request-Response Theory
    3. Returning Status Notifications
    4. BusStop - Billing Take 1
    5. Messaging and Integration
    6. BusStop - Billing Take 2
    7. Summary
Introduction to NServiceBus | 6. Publish and Subscribe |
    1. Introduction
    2. SOA and Events
    3. Refactoring into Services
    4. PubSub - Theory
    5. Subscribing to Events
    6. Publishing an Event
    7. The IEvent and ICommand Interfaces
    8. Unobtrusive Mode
    9. Summary

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