NServicebus：在配置文件中设置连接字符串
是否可以创建包含连接字符串或指向 app.config 中的连接字符串的配置文件？我希望有一个项目可以根据执行 NServicebus.Host.exe 时传递的配置文件创建多个服务。
像这样的事情：
public class Warehouse1 : IProfile
{
// Code goes here to set the connection string to the Warehouse1 DB
}
public class Warehouse2 : IProfile
{
// Code goes here to set the connection string to the Warehouse2 DB
}
当我执行“NServicebus.Host.exe Warehouse1”时，我希望我的发布者使用我设置的连接字符串，并在执行“NServicebus.Host.exe Warehouse2”时使用不同的连接字符串。
Is it possible to create a profile that contains a connection string or points to a connection string in the app.config? I'd like to have a single project that can create multiple services based on which profile is passed when I execute NServicebus.Host.exe.
So something like this:
public class Warehouse1 : IProfile
{
// Code goes here to set the connection string to the Warehouse1 DB
}
public class Warehouse2 : IProfile
{
// Code goes here to set the connection string to the Warehouse2 DB
}
When I execute "NServicebus.Host.exe Warehouse1" I want my Publisher to use the connection string I set and use a different connection string when I execute "NServicebus.Host.exe Warehouse2".
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您可以将连接字符串包装在接口后面并执行以下操作：
public class Warehouse2ProfileHandler : IHandleProfile
{
公共无效配置文件激活
{
//使用nsb apiConfigure.Instance.RegisterSingleton
(new Warehouse2CSProvider());
//或者使用您选择的容器
//....
}
}
有关生命周期意识的更多信息，请参见此处：（自从我写这篇文章以来，语法已发生变化，但您会明白的）
http://andreasohlund.blogspot.com/2009/09/building-lifecycle-aware-applications.html
希望这有帮助！
You could wrap your connection string behind a interface and do:
public class Warehouse2ProfileHandler : IHandleProfile
{
public void ProfileActivated
{
//using the nsb api
Configure.Instance.RegisterSingleton(new Warehouse2CSProvider());
//or use your container of choice
//....
}
}
More on lifecycle awareness here: (the syntax has changes since I wrote the post but you'll get the idea)
http://andreasohlund.blogspot.com/2009/09/building-lifecycle-aware-applications.html
Hope this helps!