I would like to use Redis to invoke a service operation on my Service Stack service.
I have created a simple DTO as the message request, and am registering the message service as per the demo pages:
var messageService = m_Container.Resolve<RedisMqServer>();
messageService.RegisterHandler<SubscribeAddressRequest>(x => ServiceController.ExecuteMessage(x) );
messageService.Start();
ServiceStack actually receives these messages, but I get the following error (from my Container):
No component for supporting the service ServiceStack.Messaging.IMessage was found.
This is very odd, why is ServiceStack asking for a dependency to be injected as an IMessage? I have not registered any providers for an IMessage so I understand that this would fail, but I do not see any providers. I am registering the following types:
string[] RedisHosts = new string[] { (string)ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["RedisHost"] };
container.Register(
Component.For<IRedisClientsManager>().ImplementedBy<PooledRedisClientManager>().DependsOn(new { poolSize = 1000, poolTimeOutSeconds = 1, readWriteHosts = RedisHosts }),
Component.For<RedisMqServer>(),
Component.For<IMessageQueueClient>().UsingFactoryMethod((k, c) =>
{
return k.Resolve<RedisMqServer>().CreateMessageQueueClient();
})
);
I have found the cause of the issue, which is that my IoC Container (Castle Windsor) is injecting the RequestFilter and ResponseFilter on a RedisMqServer with a dynamic Func with the aim of resolving an IMessage from the container (when using TypedFactoryFacility).
This is because of the delegate-factory which is part of the TypedFactoryFacility (I usually use interface-factories).
I got round this by disabling the automatic enabling of the Castle Windsor delegate-factory when using the Typed Factory Facility:
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