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This is console application running as a service using TopShelf in debug.

I'm using NET Framework 4.7.2 with Autofac and Topshelf and I've implemented a HTTPClient like:

I'm trying to use activeMQ with an NMS (C#) consumer to get messages, do some processing and then send the contents to a webserivce via HttpClient.PostAsync(), all running within a windows service (via Topshelf).

The downstream system I'm communicating with is extremely touchy and I'm using individual acknowledgement so that I can check the response and act accordingly by acknowledging or triggering a custom retry (i.e. not session.recover).

Since the downstream system is unreliable, I've been trying a few different ways to reduce the throughput of my consumer. I thought I'd be able to accomplish this by converting to be synchronous and using prefetch, but it doesn't appear to have worked.

My understanding is that with an async consumer the prefetch 'limit' will never be hit but using synchronous method the prefetch queue will only be eaten away as messages are acknowledged, meaning that I can tune my listener to pass messages at a rate which the downstream component can handle.

With a queue loaded with 100 messages, and kick off my code using a listener (i.e. asynchronously) then I can successfully log that 100 msgs have been through. When I change it to use consumer.Receive() (or ReceiveNoWait) then I never get a message.

Here is a snippet of what I'm trying for the synchronous consumer, with the async option included but commented out:

I want to upload large Files to Azure Blob Storage (500-2000MB) and I try to do this with the following code:

I am not sure where to start, I managed the code from a template. With the below code I can download all files from an Http-server side. It would check if this is already downloaded and if it is then it would not take it from the site. I want to only download part of the files. And I am trying to think of an easy solution to achieve one of the following points:

1. Get the last Modified data or last created time on the Server-Http. I understand how to do this from a folder, but I don't want to download the file and then check this, I need to do this on the server. Onlocal pc would be as FileInfo infoSource = new FileInfo(sourceDir); and then infoSource.CreationTime where sourceDir is the file path. Something similar possible on http?
2. Get only the latest 10 files from the server site. No the latest, but latest 10.
3. Monitor the server site so once there is a file MyFileName_Version put on the site, it would get the latest file with this naming convention.

Any of these ways would work for me, but I am still a newbie in these, so struggle here. Currently I have the following code:

I'm using MassTransit (with RabbitMQ) for message queuing in a C# console application (actually hosted as a Windows Service, using TopShelf), in conjunction with NHibernate.

The flow our application consists of:

1. Watching a file share for scanned documents (using a FileSystemWatcher)
2. Doing some processing on the file (moving it to a new file location, inserting a record into our DB)
3. Performing OCR on the document and reading it to see if it contains certain words
4. Modify our database record to reflect the result of step 3.

From a high level technical implementation, the steps for this work by:

1. Doing initial processing in the thread on which the FileSystemWatcher handles its Created event. Upon completion, publishing a message to our queue to perform the OCR and word check.
2. MassTransit handles the message, creates a new lifetime scope, and instantiates a consumer to handle it
3. The consumer performs the OCR with a call to an IOCRService implementation. When complete, and in this same consumer, we fetch the words (from the database) that we want to search for, then read the document text for to find those words.
4. Post a response message back to MassTransit/RabbitMQ, and the consumer of this message modifies our database entry according to whether or not any words were found.

The problem I'm having is in step 3 of the above. This is approximately what our old code looks like:

I have been creating this website for a few weeks now (I am fairly new to web-dev) and have just recently made a repo (on Github) for it.

Link:

https://github.com/Lathryx/TopShelf-Recipes

I want to deploy with Netlify however I am unable to. Netlify continuously gives a 404 error on the site(s) that I create. I think it has something to do with the publish directory but I'm not sure. I want it to open to landing.html.

The few times I have tried to deploy now I have tried:

• No build command/publish directory.
• No build command and the publish directory set to TopShelf Recipes (have also tried /TopShelf Recipes).
• No build command and the publish directory set to TopShelf Recipes/landing.html.
• No build command and the publish directory set to /TopShelf Recipes/landing.

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I really don't know what to do. Does anybody know why this is happening?

I am making a console application that will later be a windows service application through topshelf.

I am struggling with timers, I setup a timer with autoreset of 20 seconds. When I start the timer it works. And when I stop it it stops.

Now to the problem, I want to keep the value when stopping it.

I need an event handler as Timer offers. But I also need to have a way that remembers the time as Stopwatch does. Which should I choose? I have access to SQL server and save it.

Lets say I let it run for 10 seconds since autoreset is true, when i stop it. And then wait, and then start the timer again.

In my oppinion, the next time i start the timer it should only run for 10 seconds. So the total time that fires up the event is 20 second and not 30.

Is there any way to "save" elapsed time on it? ''' public class MySampleClient { System.Timers.Timer BatchTimer; public MySampleClient() {

I am trying to create a C# service as a console app.

The main code: