Hosting an NServiceBus subscriber in the same application as the producer.

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Published on 2010-03-17T11:07:36Z Indexed on 2010/03/17 11:11 UTC
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Is it possible to use NServiceBus to publish and consume messages in the same application, specifically a web application?

In the future we will almost certainly need to maintain a separate long running service to process messages generated by this application, and this is why we are hoping to use NServiceBus from the start, but right now it would be nice to just start up the consumer and the publisher when the web application starts. This will make testing and deployment far easier for us.

I presume I will need to reference the NServiceBus.Host.exe and start up the process in the global.asax, but need help on what exactly I need to call to do this.

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