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Queue Manager

An implementation of the IQueueManager interface is used to manage the queues used in Shuttle.Esb.

The queue manager cannot be swapped out for your own implementation as it is integral to the functioning of Shuttle.Esb and the default implementation should suffice.

Methods

GetQueueFactory

IQueueFactory GetQueueFactory(string scheme);
IQueueFactory GetQueueFactory(Uri uri);

The method will return an instance of the queue factory registered for the requested scheme in the uri.

GetQueue

IQueue GetQueue(string uri);

This method returns an IQueue implementation that interacts with the queuing mechanism represented by the scheme in the uri. This method will attempt to return a cached IQueue instance. If none is found a new instance is requested using the CreateQueue method.

Should the uri scheme be resolver this method will invoke the configured UriResolver to obtain the represented queue uri and wrap that as a ResolvedQueue.

CreateQueue

IQueue CreateQueue(string uri);
IQueue CreateQueue(Uri uri);

The method returns a new instance of the requested queue implementation represented by the uri scheme.

CreatePhysicalQueues

void CreatePhysicalQueues(IServiceBusConfiguration serviceBusConfiguration);

This method will attempt to create the physical queues configured for the inbox, outbox, control inbox, and deferred queues if they are present. The relevant queue implementation is safe cast to an ICreateQueue instance and, if implemented, the queue creation will be attempted.

Please note that the creation may fail for a variety of reasons such as permissions or the relevant server cannot be reached. For a production environment it is recommended that the required queues are manually created and assigned the relevant permissions.

GetQueueFactories

IEnumerable<IQueueFactory> GetQueueFactories();

Returns the IQueueFactory implementations that the queue manager is aware of.

RegisterQueueFactory

void RegisterQueueFactory(IQueueFactory queueFactory);

Use this method to explicitly register a queue factory instance.

ContainsQueueFactory

bool ContainsQueueFactory(string scheme);

This method determines whether the queue manager has a queue factory registered for the given scheme.

UriResolver

IUriResolver UriResolver { get; set; }

Use this property to get or set the relevant UriResolver.

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