November 2009 Blog Posts (3)

Sometimes it's efficacious to attach a pipeline unconditionally to the Party's On Client Receive in a Service Connector that uses the SetProperty step to always set the Semantic to "Request" even if the Messaging Pattern in the connector is already set to Request-Reply.



Why would you do that? Well, if the message came from a Client Connector the Semantic is likely already set correctly so this doesn't really do anything.. But if the message came from an Adapter or Pipeline that has… Continue

Semantic is one of the more estoric things in the Neuron world. If you never use the Test Client or the API you may not even know it exists...



Semantic has a couple of effects in Neuron. It controls message path and it influences blocking behavior of the Party Publishing. Most Neuron users are impacted by Semantic in the Service Endpoints.



When you use Request-Reply Messaging Pattern with a Client Connector what occurs under the covers is that the Neuron API publishes the… Continue

The mad scientist Jesse Ezell has baked a little goodie into 2.5 you may find useful but you won't find it in the UI...



What he's done is make it so you can change the URL of the target service in a Pipeline. This means you can not only easily create an On Ramp pattern in Neuron you can create an Off Ramp as well!



The actual code you use looks like this:



context.Data.SetProperty("Addressing","To",[Insert your service url here]);



Pretty simple… Continue