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NServiceBus.MessagePack

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Add support for NServiceBus message serialization via MessagePack

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Usage

configuration.UseSerialization<MessagePackSerializer>();

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This serializer does not support messages defined as interfaces. If an explicit interface is sent, an exception will be thrown with the following message:

Interface based message are not supported.
Create a class that implements the desired interface

Instead, use a public class with the same contract as the interface. The class can optionally implement any required interfaces.

Resolver

Customizes the instance of IFormatterResolver used for serialization.

var serialization = configuration.UseSerialization<MessagePackSerializer>();
var options = MessagePackSerializerOptions
    .Standard
    .WithResolver(ContractlessStandardResolver.Instance);
serialization.Options(options);

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Custom content key

When using additional deserializers or transitioning between different versions of the same serializer it can be helpful to take explicit control over the content type a serializer passes to NServiceBus (to be used for the ContentType header).

var serialization = configuration.UseSerialization<MessagePackSerializer>();
serialization.ContentTypeKey("custom-key");

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Backpack designed by Nathan Driskell from The Noun Project.