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General

Basic Concepts Configuration Runtime Architecture Instrumentation and Metrics Diagnostics Test Automation Support Command Line Integration Code Generation Extensions Sample Projects

Messages and Handlers

Messages and Serialization Message Handlers Discovery Error Handling Return Values Cascading Messages Side Effects Middleware Multi-Tenancy Execution Timeouts Fluent Validation Middleware

Messaging

Introduction to Messaging Sending Messages Subscriptions & Message Routing Message ListenersTransportsLocal Queues Rabbit MQ Publishing Listening Dead Letter Queues Conventional Routing Queue, Topic, and Binding Management Topics Interoperability Azure Service Bus Publishing Listening Dead Letter Queues Conventional Routing Queues Topics and Subscriptions Interoperability Session Identifiers and FIFO Queues Scheduled Delivery Amazon SQS Publishing Listening Dead Letter Queues Configuring Queues Conventional Routing Interoperability TCP Sql Server MQTT Kafka Endpoint Specific Operations Broadcast to a Specific Topic Message Expiration Endpoint Policies

ASP.Net Core Integration

Http Services with Wolverine Integration with ASP.Net Core Endpoints Json Routing Authentication and Authorization Working with Querystring Headers Middleware Policies OpenAPI Metadata Using as Mediator Multi-Tenancy and ASP.Net Core Publishing Messages Uploading Files Integration with Sagas Integration with Marten Fluent Validation Problem Details

Durability and Persistence

Durable Inbox and Outbox Messaging Troubleshooting and Leadership Election Sagas Marten Integration Operation Side Effects Aggregate Handlers and Event Sourcing Multi-Tenancy and Marten Sql Server Integration Entity Framework Core Integration Managing Message Storage Dead Letter Storage Idempotent Message Delivery

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Sql Server Transport

See the Sql Server Transport section in the documentation on WolverineFx.SqlServer.

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