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[Host] Publishing to a request/response queue (no replyto header) #271
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…ue. Drop response as there is no listener.
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…eue. Drop response as there is no listener. Signed-off-by: Richard Pringle <richardpringle@gmail.com>
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Publishing an event to a request/response queue results in an exception being thrown because no
ReplyTo
header has been set.MessageBusBase.cs
It could be useful to instead perform a no-op when the header is missing to allow for a single handler to be used by both
IRequestResponseBus.Send
andIPublishBus.Publish
(where the response can be ignored).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: