| # Running the .NET AMQP example |
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| # Pre-requisites: |
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| All of this can be done on Linux, Mac and... Windows |
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| - Install .NET |
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| https://www.microsoft.com/net/core |
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| - Visual Studio Code is free and may be useful: |
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| https://code.visualstudio.com |
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| - Powershell might be also useful: |
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| https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/ |
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| # running the example |
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| - Create and start the broker, by running: |
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| ```bash |
| ./start-server.sh |
| ``` |
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| This broker is created by simply using the CLI. you may do it manually if you like: |
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| ```bash |
| artemis create ./server1 --user a --password a --role a --allow-anonymous --force |
| cd server1/bin |
| ./artemis run |
| ``` |
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| - Compile the code |
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| You need call restore to download AMQP Library and build it. |
| Restore is part of NuGET which is sort of the Maven Repo for Java devs. |
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| ```sh |
| dotnet restore |
| dotnet build |
| dotnet run |
| ``` |
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| Or simply use the run-example.sh script on this directory |
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| - Debugging |
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| Visual Studio Code will make it fairly easy to do it |
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| # About this example |
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| This is sending messages, limited to 25K messages a second. |
| The consumer will have a pool of consumers, which will synchronously acknowledge messages. |
| .NET threading model is expensive, this example shows how to make most of your resources by a pool of consumers. |
