I'm building a program that will be processing messages from various topics. Since the data on each topic is different, I need dedicated classes that consumes data from any given topic. I want to do so using a base class that handles the communicates with the messaging system, and derived classes that implement the handling of the message:
public abstract class MessageConsumer<T>
{
public void Start(){/*omitted*/}
/* Other abstract properties and methods here to support template pattern*/
}
The Start
method will tell the MessageConsumer
to start pulling in new message. Examples of derived classes are:
public class CreatedMessageConsumer : MessageConsumer<CreatedMessage>
{
/*Implementation omitted*/
}
public class DeletedMessageConsumer : MessageConsumer<DeletedMessage>{}
In the code snippet above, I omitted the required constructor arguments, but it's easy to imagine how a DiContainer can be useful here. I use Autofac. The registration of CreatedMessageConsumer
and DeletedMessageConsumer
using Autofac works well.
My problem is how to resolve all classes that derives from MessageConsumer<>
. This SO post discusses how to resolve a given derived type, but I want to resolve all types that derive from MessageConsumer
. Subsequently I want to call the Start
method on all of them, eg something like
foreach(var consumer in container.Resolve<IEnumerable<MessageConsumer<??>>())
{
consumer.Start();
}
However, because I cannot provide the generic argument, it will not compile. Any idea how to do this? I'm using Autofac 4.2.1.
If you do not care about the generic argument, ( which you don't otherwise you would have specified a generic argument in your last code block ), then:
As
chain where you define your Autofac registrations Updated code:
public interface IStartable {
void Start();
}
public abstract class MessageConsumer<T> : IStartable
{
public void Start(){/*omitted*/}
/* Other abstract properties and methods here to support template pattern*/
}
Caling code:
foreach(var consumer in container.Resolve<IEnumerable<IStartable>>())
{
consumer.Start();
}
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