RabbitMQ- Tutorial 12b - Routing Implementation in C#

[@denisureke3313]

Fantastic tutorials, the whole series! I love how you alternate between theory and practical! Keep up the good work!

[@jumpstartCS]

Thanks for watching and your kind comment!

[@akshaynitin5589]

rocking tutorial

[@jumpstartCS]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial and thanks for the support!

[@aamirjamal6833]

Thanks for the videos. I have a question. Can 2 different queues have a single consumer? And if yes, how can we achieve that?

[@jumpstartCS]

Hi Aamir Jamal, thanks for the question. This is indeed possible. If your referring to a consumer as an application or service that needs to get messages from both queues then you could achieve this as follows. Call BasicConsume twice (once for each queue) you can use the same EventingBasicConsumer for both queues or a different one if you wish. Then process the messages however your application deems nessesary.

[@abhinay4200]

sending to both does not work because ack is set to true , so the message is removed from queue ;after the first consumer processes it

[@VirussPL]

As you can see on the video, it worked fine, because those are separate queues, each of them having only one consumer, and message being sent to both of the queues ;-)