“Moved Subscriber2 in the PubSub sample to castle instead of unity.”

http://teamcity.codebetter.com/viewLog.html?buildId=6417&buildTypeId=bt60&tab=buildChangesDiv

[Note that my comments now all refer to trunk of version 2 not 1.9]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1487800/when-installing-a-generichost-as-a-service-in-nservicebus-how-do-i-provide-valid/1488270#1488270

Sadly I’m still having problems getting log4net to log to disk so that I can monitor what’s happening

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2C8B79E7-AE56-4F90-822E-A1E43C49D12E&displaylang=en

It builds and runs OK, but there seems to be no ability to quit the clients with the Q key so I can’t fully verify the re-start/catch-up behaviour described in the aforementioned tutorial/article.

Is there any way to mimic the same behaviour (i.e. quit or pause without unsubscribing) when starting up NServiceBus.Host.exe?

In the PubSub sample I found that paths of some binaries have changed (from \binaries\ to \bulid\output\ so I needed to re-add references (I actually manually edited the Subscriber2.csproj).

For anyone who needs to know the main changes are similar to these:

- ..\..\..\binaries\log4net.dll
+ ..\..\..\build\tools\log4net.dll

- ..\..\..\binaries\containers\unity\Microsoft.Practices.Unity.dll
+ ..\..\..\build\output\containers\unity\Microsoft.Practices.Unity.dll

The 1.9RTM downloads don’t appear to contain the samples as they did with the RC1 (NServiceBus1.9.RC1_BinariesAndSamples.zip). I also see no ‘msmq install.vbs’ file.

The reason I ask is that I’m planning to follow this tutorial:

http://artofbabel.com/specials/70-up-and-running-with-nservicebus-19.html

I’ll try the samples and report back here whether they work OK with the RTM binaries.

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