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Here's an example of the fluent API for bootstrapping NSB:

Configure.With()    .StructureMapBuilder(ObjectFactory.Container)    .MsmqSubscriptionStorage()    .XmlSerializer()    .Sagas()    .NHibernateSagaPersisterWithSQLiteAndAutomaticSchemaGeneration()    .MsmqTransport()        .IsTransactional(true)        .PurgeOnStartup(false)    .UnicastBus()        .ImpersonateSender(false)        .LoadMessageHandlers()    .CreateBus()    .Start();

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A message that can be sent with NSB must implement the IMessage interface.

[Serializable]public class NewOrderMessage : IMessage{    ...

}

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A message can be send using an instance of the bus:

_bus.Send(new NewOrderMessage(...));

Handling a message is accomplished using a message handler that implements the IHandleMessages interface:

public class CashierMessageHandler

    : IHandleMessages<NewOrderMessage>{    public void Handle(NewOrderMessage message)    {        ...

    }

}

The destination of a message must be configured in the configuration file of the sending application.

<UnicastBusConfig>    <MessageEndpointMappings>        <add Messages="CashierContracts" Endpoint="cashier"/>    </MessageEndpointMappings></UnicastBusConfig>

When publishing a particular message, this kind of configuration goes in the configuration file of the subscribing application instead of the publisher.

Bus.Publish(new PaymentCompleteMessage(...));

<UnicastBusConfig>    <MessageEndpointMappings>        <add Messages="CashierContracts.PaymentCompleteMessage,

                       CashierContracts"

             Endpoint="cashier"/>    </MessageEndpointMappings></UnicastBusConfig>

NSB also supports sagas. Here's an example of how to create a saga.

public class CashierMessageHandler

    : Saga<CashierSagaData>,      IAmStartedByMessages<NewOrderMessage>,      IHandleMessages<PaymentMessage>{    public void Handle(NewOrderMessage message)    {        ...

    }
    public void Handle(PaymentMessage message)    {        ...

    }}
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    ...

}

The saga data class contains data that should be persisted during the lifetime of a saga so that it can be used when different messages arrive. So make sure that the public members of saga data classes are virtual!

You can find the code of this sample application using NServiceBus at the Elegant Code repository (turns out we actually have one of those at Google Code). I've probably did a whole bunch of things wrong with it, but I definitely learned a thing or two in the process :-).

There's a lot more that I want to learn about NSB like testing sagas, the generic host, etc. ...

Let me round of this post by providing a couple of resources that were very helpful: